hardest puzzle by far was the rook puzzle. goddammit it had me stumped for weeks. everything after that, even the last puzzle with the lights were relatively a breeze
Was it Graeme Devine or Paul Jaquays who worked on 7th Guest?
I'm thinking it was Paul, although it might not have been 7th Guest, it might have been 11th Hour...
Mat Linnett wrote:Was it Graeme Devine or Paul Jaquays who worked on 7th Guest?
I'm thinking it was Paul, although it might not have been 7th Guest, it might have been 11th Hour...
Where were you when the West was defeated?
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o'dium wrote:I can't seem to install the bugger. It gets to a dos screen and asks me what drive letter to install to, but it just says F all the time, heh...
God I loved that game. The first game that made a huge impression of being immersive and mentally challenging. Next came Myst, and after that I've never found another game in that genre that I liked even half as much.
likely story n'erdium i bet you knocked it off from that cheap store you work for nothing at and are trying to get it on your hard disk before returning it in the morning :lol: sneaky nerd :lol:
o'dium wrote:I can't seem to install the bugger. It gets to a dos screen and asks me what drive letter to install to, but it just says F all the time, heh...
Yea, good luck even getting a DOS game to play on XP.
o'dium wrote:I can't seem to install the bugger. It gets to a dos screen and asks me what drive letter to install to, but it just says F all the time, heh...
Yea, good luck even getting a DOS game to play on XP.
I got it running, but it runs the title, and the credits, and thats it, just sits there at a picture of the house with the music.... Dunno what the keys are