| Point-n-Click, Myst-like, Fantasy | ||
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First Person "The first game I ever played was Riven and the second was Atlantis by Cryo – (not surprisingly I became an immediate adventure-game junkie!) Anyway, Ring is also by Cryo and has many similarities to that first Atlantis production... "The
first thing that hits you about this game is the graphics. These days
we are pretty blasé about gaming artwork and expect a photo-realistic
standard. It would be difficult to use this description for Ring,
in fact I would suggest that it has a quality all of its own. Awesome,
confusing, surreal are all adjectives I would use to describe the look
of this game. If anyone remembers those weird and wonderful toys of the
1980s called ‘transformers’ – well, that might give
you some idea of what I’m trying to describe. If not, then I would
recommend taking a look at some of the screenshots – this is art,
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