Imagine your predicament, you are just minding your own business on a typical boring day when suddenly your dog runs up into the attic and starts barking wildly. Barking dogs are annoying so you decide to go and give the mutt a piece of your mind, not really interested in what all the fuss is about but getting a splitting headache from all the racket! Image then your surprise when you find the reason for the rumpus is that there is an old chest in the attic which just happens to be dancing about the place in the way that inanimate object aren?t really meant to do - and you haven?t been smoking anything strange that day either since your mummy confiscated his pocket money  Read the complete review

I myself purchased this game after playing its sequel. The second game had enthralled me and I was eager to see its pre-decessor. Despite being inferior to Simon 2, this is still a hugely entertaining game. The humour is pure and totally original, and the plot is intriguing, if not a bit peculiar. Simon (or rather his dog) has found a peculiar chest in his attic, which transports him to another world, where he is mistaken for a sorceror. The teenager is given the task of saving the world from the evil Sordid, a diabolical sorceror bent on world domination. Despite this however, Simon, as well as his many accompanying characters, manage to slip in a long string ...  Read the complete review