| Liath: World Spiral | Amber Company, Exortus Inc. / Project Two Interactive | 1998 | |
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When the people of Azertus discover that the flow of time is incorrect in their city, it's going to mean more than a few broken wristwatches. Told from the perspective of two outsiders who go to the city to retrieve a friend, the story of the game is truly unlike anything you've ever experienced. A puzzle-solving game with serious attention to the tiny details, LIATH boasts amazing graphics and seemingly endless gameplay. If you're looking to get engrossed in an epic, you can't do any better that this one. The Russian developed game's story is about magic spells, ancient curses, sleeping spirits, and enchanted lands. You play a pretty young man who has to sort all of this out and put everything right. The gameplay screens, however, are a series of small masterpieces. The game takes place in a highly idiosyncratic and playfully imagined world that's a real pleasure to look at. This is a game about magic, in the old-fashioned hocus-pocus, double double toil and trouble sense of the word. The magic-building is for the most part, entertaining and fun. | ||
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