The very first time I played this game the year was 1998. And since then, I have been speaking about this game as one of a kind, ahead of its time whether it be the graphics or the storyline. Like me, I am quite certain a number of gamers would title this game as one of the milestones in their gaming history.

The graphics of the game might not be as enticing as some of the games that are available in these days. Even if the general atmosphere of the game is horror, do not expect to be "scared", however, you might find yourself very disturbed while playing it. The game uses many cliché horror elements successfully.

The puzzles are very cleverly designed yet not too obvious nor too hard. The general story takes the player from an asylum to an abandoned bizarre village without any adults but only populated by deformed children, from a spin at a run-down circus to the pages of a sci-fi comic book until finalizing in an Aztec Temple. Regardless of how surreal the plot-line may seem, the ending is quite rational explaining it all.

This game has been one of my favourite games to this day, and I am quite certain hands down its story-line still will be one of the most intellectually written computer game stories, past and future.

There are sadly some downsides for the gaming equipment of today - the game crashes if the subtitles are enabled in the cinematics, and movement is not very precise compared to the modern day games. Apart from these two minor but very tolerable downsides this game is a must-have for any point&click and story rich adventure gamer.

Hi my name is Lacrima, and this is my favourite game of all times!

Apart from the Mass Effect insider joke, I highly recommend this version of the game. I know it is quite pricey but it is totally worth it. If nothing else...just get it for the easier Mako drive!