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The game itself is ok, being a third person doom clone, but as a work of art it's astounding. Chris Vrenners (NIN) ambiant score is impressive too.
Well worth the cash. I'm looking fiorward to his take on "Oz" now.
> Well, ok, not so much emphasis on cannabis, but they did both take a
> lot of drugs, and Carroll was an opium addict as well...
Give this a try man...
[URL]http://experts.about.com/q/697/2768109.htm[/URL]
> It can't have been canned! That game was pure genius!
>
> BTW, Has anyone ever realised that the original stories which the
> games were based on were written by stoners?
I dont think the Wizard of Oz guy was into Cannabis, and Lewis Carroll drugs influence is a myth
BTW, Has anyone ever realised that the original stories which the games were based on were written by stoners?
> Well worth the cash. I'm looking fiorward to his take on
> "Oz" now.
According to IGN its been canned! :(
> I wasn't too impressed with the demo when I played it a few years ago,
> felt the game was just a typical platform yarn, which is a type of
> game I don't particularly enjoy much. However, the levels design and
> overall look where amazing, especially the level where the room
> you're in just splits apart in a vertex like void.
Thats excatly what I thought, fun demo, amazing graphics, but the level design was a little predictable (what happened to the moive that was going to be based on the game?)... I did however, recently pick it up from a bargin bin - just gotta get around to playing it!
It's a very well made game: Built by American McGhee, a well known designer (With UT, Doom and Quake series' levels to his credit) with artwork by the master of freaky paintings, Mark Ryder.
For a fiver it may be worth checking out just to see what else lies to be discovered in the game.
The game itself is ok, being a third person doom clone, but as a work of art it's astounding. Chris Vrenners (NIN) ambiant score is impressive too.
Well worth the cash. I'm looking fiorward to his take on "Oz" now.