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Description: Walk the mean streets of Ankh-Morpork in this latest addition to the hugely successful Discworld saga. Talk to almost ... more Newest Review: ... control of the conversations than in other games. However, one sight drawback of this (albeit a similar problem will be ... more |
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by CaptainD - written on 21.04.05 (Very useful, 228 readings)
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*** This review was originally published at by myself at http://www.epinions.com/content_176209956484 *** Overview I am quite a fan of the "point and click" adventure game genre, especially the LucasArts games - the Monkey Island series in particular. The earlier Discworld games were quite fun too, but Discworld Noir takes things to a new level. It is quite different from those games, although still has at its heart the same sense of discovery and problem-solving. This game is based around you as the Disc's first (and most probably last) Private Investigator. It does help quite a bit if you have read some of the books, not necessarily ...
by kylecoare - written on 19.02.04 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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DISCWORLD NOIR PC -------------------- Anyone that has read any of Terry Pratchett's Discworld series will know that they are humorous semi fantasy type books, but maybe you didn't know that he has actually released a few computer games based on the series. Discworld noir is the third game in the series (Fourth if you include the old Spectrum type in adventure 'The Colour of magik') Unlike Discworld one and two, which both featured Rincewind the trainee wizard, and some very colourful and cartoony graphics, this game takes us down a much darker shadier alley and threatens you with a switchblade. The Discworld series ...
by The Solid Grey - written on 01.10.01 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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Its recently been estimated that 1% of all books sold in Britain are ones written by Terry Pratchett, personally I’ve always been a Douglas Adams fanatic (there you go I’ve said it already) and so always kept away from Terry Pratchett, why?, I dunno really, I started to read Terry Pratchett books a couple of years ago and loved them, and then this game came out around the same time, my luck was in. This is the third of the Discworld games, and is different from the previous games (so I’ve heard), I’ve not actually played them, but I gather you played Rincewind, a character from the books, and it was much more cartoon-like. Discworld Noir ...
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