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Cohen
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CraweN
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 16:20 Post subject: |
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I liked it. Very freaky. But overall a above average adventure game.
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Parallax_
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 16:30 Post subject: |
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Excellent adventure game, one of the best. Ending is as good as the rest of the game.
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Cohen
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Parallax_
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 16:47 Post subject: |
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watergem wrote: | Any idea of length? couple of hours? |
A couple of hours for an adventure game? You planning on using a walkthrough or something?
I can't remember the exact time I took playing through it, but it's rather lengthy - but not lengthy is in RPG-lengthy 
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Cohen
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 17:30 Post subject: |
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It was a very frustrating game but also pretty fantastical because of the setting and atmosphere. I really enjoyed it for the latter, less for the puzzles and so on.
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 19:03 Post subject: |
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One of greaters game ever made. And i`m not adventure`s fan. Even sounds in menu were freaky.
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Parallax_
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 19:08 Post subject: |
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watergem wrote: | well, i completed still life in about 8 hours, that was the last one i played (good btw)
I dnno guess im just good at them  |
I played through it in about 4 hours It's an extremely short game, which is too bad. I liked it except for the ending (where's Still Life 2? ).
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 19:09 Post subject: |
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It's not on my list of greatest adventures, but great story and atmosphere nontheless.
It appeared in the same year as Grim Fandango and Tex Murphy Overseer, to which it was (is) no competition.
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Posted: Sun, 30th Dec 2007 19:30 Post subject: |
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I remember this game, I loved it to bits, one of the finest adventure games ever IMO. Very thought provoking story and great atmosphere.
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Cohen
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Parallax_ wrote: | Excellent adventure game, one of the best. Ending is as good as the rest of the game. |
i never finished the game..i even think i still have it..3cd's or something' anyways..i agree with you..the first levels are unforgetable..amazing game...also if we are into nostalgic..let me recomand you on intresting game..not the same as this one but very good also 3rd action with great story and another one who came earlyer for it's time:
"dark earth"..this one is a killer.
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/adventure/darkearth/images.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=gsimage&tag=images;img;3
this is a must play one.
kinda action adventure with great story.
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Parallax_
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Posted: Mon, 31st Dec 2007 12:23 Post subject: |
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pikachupi wrote: | "dark earth"..this one is a killer. |
Kinda reminds me a bit about Bioforge.
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Posted: Mon, 31st Dec 2007 13:17 Post subject: |
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Parallax_ wrote: | pikachupi wrote: | "dark earth"..this one is a killer. |
Kinda reminds me a bit about Bioforge. |
Bioforge. i Loved this game, they should have writen the sequel they had planned..
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Grale wrote: | Parallax_ wrote: | pikachupi wrote: | "dark earth"..this one is a killer. |
Kinda reminds me a bit about Bioforge. |
Bioforge. i Loved this game, they should have writen the sequel they had planned.. |
Ah yes Bioforge, good memories! At that time Origin was one of my favourite developers bringing us the Crusader games, the Wing Commander series, Privateer 1/2, System Shock, Strike Commander and other classics. At that time I still purchased all these titles instead of pirating lame console garbage ports nowadays.
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pontus wrote: | Grale wrote: | Parallax_ wrote: |
Kinda reminds me a bit about Bioforge. |
Bioforge. i Loved this game, they should have writen the sequel they had planned.. |
At that time I still purchased all these titles instead of pirating lame console garbage ports nowadays. |
lol..yea me too..this days i used to buy alot of originals, but also i had friend in pc games shop and he used to give me alot of stuff to burn..most of the games back then had no protection at all...i burned alot:D
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mYslead
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Posted: Wed, 2nd Jan 2008 06:52 Post subject: |
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[quote="pikachupi"]
I remember playing that game! damn, it was pretty good too
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Yes, played Sanitarium when it first arrived. Parts of it were awesome but I'll give 4 out of 5 in total.
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