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Chill Manor, the little known sequel to I.M. Meen (also for DOS), centers around an old woman named Ophelia Chill, who is, surprisingly, the wife of I.M. Meen, whose real name is finally revealed as "Ignatius Mortimer Meen". She has taken "The Book of Ages" and, as she states in her intro song, has "torn out all the pages" and is "making little changes on each one". In other words, she is going to literately rewrite history and make her and Ignatius the leaders of the most powerful empire in the world. You must stop her. Playing as one of four special agent kids, you must roam through the halls of Ophelia's Manor and find 5 pages of the Book of Ages. After you find them, you shall have to read info from your voucher and fix the pages by replacing the italicised words and replace them with the correct one from your voucher. But watch out. Many enemies and creatures shall try and catch you (deplete your health to 0). If this happens, you won't die; you'll never be born. Killer Rats, Persian Sorcerers, Beefeater Werewolves and Undead Pharohs await your courage and agility. Show your smarts and you'll be empowered with wicked weapon s, mysterious strengths, Diamonds of Valor and Rubies of Courage. Check out the Plasma Gauntlet that sprays gooey plasma balls. Or the Spirit Cannon, that fires blasts out of a bat-shaped head. If you need time to recover, put on the Spirit Cloak and go invisible -- but only for 10 seconds. It has challenging educational content - teacher-tested and approved, 20 action-packed levels with varied historical themes and creepy creatures to battle, and fast-paced, smooth scrolling, 3-D action. |
