@database "adventure" @node "main" "Adventure" Adventure --------- @{" Alone in the Dark 2/3 " link "alone" 0} @{" Angel Devoid " link "angeldevoid" 0} - Comes on 4 CD's @{" Bad Mojo " link "badmojo" 0} - The roach game @{" Day Of The Tentacle " link "daytentacle" 0} - Successor to Maniac Mansion @{" Deadalus Encounter " link "deadalus" 0} - Very good gfx (15-bit color mode) @{" Discworld " link "discworld" 0} @{" Dragon's Lair " link "dragonslair" 0} - Arcade Adventure @{" Dust " link "dust" 0} - Western style @{" Frankenstein " link "frankenstein" 0} - Starring Tim Curry @{" Full Throttle " link "fullth" 0} - by Lucas Arts @{" Hellcab " link "hellcab" 0} @{" Indiana Jones IV " link "indianajones" 0} - And the fate of Atlantis @{" Iron Helix " link "ironhelix" 0} @{" Myst " link "myst" 0} - THE adventure of the 90s!!! @{" Sam & Max " link "sammax" 0} - Based on a comic @{" Skyborg " link "skyborg" 0} @{" Spaceship Warlock " link "spaceshipwarlock" 0} @{" Star Trek 25th Anniv. " link "startrek" 0} - Star Trek... @{" Star Trek Judgment R. " link "starjudg" 0} - Star Trek, the 2nd... @{" The Dig " link "thedig" 0} - by Steven Spielberg @endnode @node "alone" "Alone in the dark 2+3" Alone in the dark 2 runs *very* smooth and without any problems on: - Amiga 4000 - CyberStorm 060/50MHz MK1 - Fastlane Z3 - CyberVision 64/4MB - 48MB FastRAM - 2MB ChipRAM - Kickstart 3.0 - Workbench 3.1 - Toshiba 4x CD-ROM XM-5401TA ------ Alone 2+3 are very fast, even in SVGA on: A1200/1230IV/18MB/AGA-EVD-Driver ------ No problems on: Amiga 1200/Blizzard1260/24MB RAM/SCSI HD/HD Floppy/ Turbo EVD gfx-driver @endnode @node "angeldevoid" "Angel Devoid" Angel Devoid: Fantastic! 4 CD's of adventure. Just getting started now, but it runs great! Don't know how it looks on a stock machine - I bought this one after I got the Warp Engine, but I think it will play on stock '040's - maybe even a fast '030... It is full-screen though - no 1/4 screen option like Daedalus Encounter.) Tested on: A4000 with Macro-System's WARP ENGINE '040 running at 40 Mhz Cybervision-64 (4-meg) Toshiba 6.7 speed SCSI-II CD-ROM Amiga OS 3.1 @endnode @node "badmojo" "Bad Mojo" Bad Mojo is sometimes a bit sluggish but without problems on: - Amiga 4000 - CyberStorm 060/50MHz MK1 - Fastlane Z3 - CyberVision 64/4MB - 48MB FastRAM - 2MB ChipRAM - Kickstart 3.0 - Workbench 3.1 - Toshiba 4x CD-ROM XM-5401TA @endnode @node "daytentacle" "Day Of The Tentacle" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Day of the tentacle Genre: Adventure Hardware needed: 8MB RAM, 256color-screenmode Software needed: System 7.1 Description: "The Edisons are at it again. Dr. Fred's mutated purple tentacle is out to take over the world, and only you can stop him. Travel through time with three outrageous characters in this wacky graphic adventure which features cartoon-style animation and over 100 zany sound effects." - LucasArts Tested on: A4000, Cyberstorm040/40MHz, Kick/WB3.0, Cybervision64, A2091-SCSI-Controller, Toshiba XM3801B-SCSI-CD-ROM drive, 22MB RAM (10MB assigned to Shapeshifter), MacOS 7.5.5, Rating: On 030/25MHz/Cybervision64 you will have to reduce the visible screensize. On 040/40MHz/Cybervision64 you can enjoy the highest resolution and screensize. Demo available: Maybe at: http://www.lucasarts.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @endnode @node "deadalus" "The Deadalus Encounter" Daedalus Encounter: It runs on any machine, but the faster the better for some of the arcade sequences. Later in the game, you almost need a Warp Engine or a CyberStorm to get past one challenge, since slower machines don't update the display fast enough. Still, in 256 color mode it is playable on a stock '040 (25 mhz). Much beter in 15-bit color mode though! Tested on: A4000 with Macro-System's WARP ENGINE '040 running at 40 Mhz Cybervision-64 (4-meg) Toshiba 6.7 speed SCSI-II CD-ROM Amiga OS 3.1 @endnode @node "discworld" "Discworld" Works without problems and very fast. Tested on: A4000/060/50MHz/Fastlan Z3/Cybervision64/48MB RAM/ Kick3.0/WB3.1/Toshiba XM-5401TA-CD-ROM Only for Germans: Wer die deutsche Sprachausgabe haben will, sollte sich die entsprechenden Dateien von der PC-Version besorgen. @endnode @node "dragonslair" "Dragon's Lair" Dragon's Lair Very fast at 320x240 12 fps At 640x480 is slow (6 fps) tested on A4000/040 36MHz 20MB RAM, Picasso II/CGfx @endnode @node "dust" "Dust" Western type adventure game with first person graphics..very cool Tested on: A3000T/WarpEngine040/40MHz/32MB RAM/Picasso II @endnode @node "frankenstein" "Frankenstein - throug the eyes of the monster" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Frankenstein - Through the eyes of the monster Genre: Adventure in the style of MYST Hardware needed: 68040 CPU, 5120k free Memory, 10MB free Hard Disk space, 2Xspeed-CD-ROM, 256Color-Screenmode (15bit- (32768 colors) recommended, Accelerated for Power Macintosh Software needed: System 7.0 Description: It's an adventure in the style of MYST with excellent graphics. Starring Tim Curry (Congo, Rocky Horror Picture Show) as Dr. Frankenstein. I don't know exactly what you have to do in this game...but I think you have to stop Frankenstein and proove your innocence (someone murdered your daughter and you have been hung instead...) Tested on: A4000, Cyberstorm040/40MHz, Kick/WB3.0, Cybervision64, A2091-SCSI-Controller, Toshiba XM3801B-SCSI-CD-ROM drive, 22MB RAM (10MB assigned to Shapeshifter), MacOS 7.5.5, . Rating: Hmmmm...not possible cause I didn't play it too long (at this time only some minutes). But the graphics are really very good. And the sound is also cool. Demo available: Not known. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @endnode @node "fullth" "Full Throttle" Full Throttle runs fast enough and without problems on: - Amiga 4000 - CyberStorm 060/50MHz MK1 - Fastlane Z3 - CyberVision 64/4MB - 48MB FastRAM - 2MB ChipRAM - Kickstart 3.0 - Workbench 3.1 - Toshiba 4x CD-ROM XM-5401TA ---------- Slow gfx, but it works on: Amiga 1200/Blizzard1260/24MB RAM/SCSI HD/ HD Floppy/Turbo EVD gfx-driver @endnode @node "hellcab" "Hellcab" very slow (SVGA) refresh on: A1200/1230IV/18MB RAM/AGA-EVD-Driver @endnode @node "indianajones" "Indiana Jones IV" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis Genre: Adventure Hardware needed: 8MB RAM, 256color-screenmode Software needed: System 7.1 Description: "1939 - the eve of World War II. Nazi agents are about to get their hands on a weapon more dangerous than the atom bomb. Only Indy can stop them before they unleash the deadly secret that sank Atlantis." - LucasArts Tested on: A4000, Cyberstorm040/40MHz, Kick/WB3.0, Cybervision64, A2091-SCSI-Controller, Toshiba XM3801B-SCSI-CD-ROM drive, 22MB RAM (10MB assigned to Shapeshifter), MacOS 7.5.5, Rating: Good playable with 030/25MHz/Cybervision64 (turn off smoothing!). With 040/40MHz/Cybervision64 you can turn on smoothing (really good gfx). Good speech. Fun but some riddles are (as always) very difficult to solve. Demo available: Maybe at: http://www.lucasarts.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @endnode @node "ironhelix" "Iron Helix" Iron Helix: You can play this on a stock 040, maybe even a fast 030. Runs great on the Warp Engine. This one is similar to Skyborg in that the pictures are all still-images. You move forward in steps, and the picture dissolves to the new viewpoint. (Well, in Iron Helix there are a few frames blended to show movement forward; not a bad game) Tested on: A4000 with Macro-System's WARP ENGINE '040 running at 40 Mhz Cybervision-64 (4-meg) Toshiba 6.7 speed SCSI-II CD-ROM Amiga OS 3.1 @endnode @node "myst" "Myst" MYST runs very well on A4000/030 25MHz 12MB-fast 2MB-chip = CyberVision64, TandemCD controller with CD-ROM 4x MITSUMI-ATAPI EIDE. ------- Also runs on 040/25, 4XCD-ROM and on A4000 040 40MHz and Cybervision64 (and a lot of memory, of course). ------- Also successfully tested on: A1200/Blizzard 1230IV/18MB RAM/ OS3.0/4.4XCD-ROM from Pioneer @endnode @node "sammax" "Sam & Max" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Sam & Max - Hit the Road Genre: Adventure Hardware needed: 8MB RAM, 256color-screenmode Software needed: System 7.1 Description: "Grab your nightstick, squeal like a siren, and Hit the Road with Sam&Max, Freelance Police, as they attempt to crack their toughest case. Sam (a canine shamus) and Max (a hyperkinetic rabbity thing) are hot on the trail of a runaway carnival bigfoot across America's quirky underbelly in this crazy animated adventure." - LucasArts Tested on: A4000, Cyberstorm040/40MHz, Kick/WB3.0, Cybervision64, A2091-SCSI-Controller, Toshiba XM3801B-SCSI-CD-ROM drive, 22MB RAM (10MB assigned to Shapeshifter), MacOS 7.5.5, Rating: On 030/25MHz/Cybervision64/16MB too slow. With 040/40MHz/ Cybervision64/20MB good playable. Some hard riddles... Demo available: Maybe at: http://www.lucasarts.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @endnode @node "skyborg" "Skyborg" Skyborg: Runs just fine on the Warp Engine, the action sequences are almost impossible on a stock '040 though. Not that much fun - but I only paid $25 for it... Tested on: A4000 with Macro-System's WARP ENGINE '040 running at 40 Mhz Cybervision-64 (4-meg) Toshiba 6.7 speed SCSI-II CD-ROM Amiga OS 3.1 @endnode @node "spaceshipwarlock" "Spaceship Warlock" Fast enough on 030/25MHz/Cybervision64/16MB @endnode @node "startrek" "Star Trek" Runs much faster than the Amiga-AGA-version on: A1200/1230IV/18MB RAM/AGA-EVD-driver @endnode @node "starjudg" "Star Trek Judgment Rites" It's a bit slow..but playable but you'd really need a 040 CPU to have fun. The animations are slow on 030 and the sound, well, forget about the sound. :) Tested on: A4000/030, EGS-Spectrum, 16MB RAM @endnode @node "thedig" "The Dig" Some sound problems in the movie-sequences but playable on: - Amiga 4000 - CyberStorm 060/50MHz MK1 - Fastlane Z3 - CyberVision 64/4MB - 48MB FastRAM - 2MB ChipRAM - Kickstart 3.0 - Workbench 3.1 - Toshiba 4x CD-ROM XM-5401TA @endnode