Torin's Passage
Torin is a young boy who lives in a little country house on a planet called Strata with his parents and with his purple cat-like friend Boogle. One day he returns home, only to find out his parents were imprisoned in a magical spell. Apparently, the spell was cast by a sorceress named Lycentia. He must now travel to distant lands to find a way to remove the spell and confront the sorceress. What he doesn't know is that this journey will also help him to discover his true origins and his true purpose in life...
Created by Al Lowe of Leisure Suit Larry fame, Torin's Passage is a fairy tale-like humorous adventure with cartoon-style graphics and animations. Torin interacts with characters and objects in a point-and-click fashion, and can also use Boogle's special shape-shifting abilities. During their journey, Boogle will learn how to turn into a variety of objects, which is essential for solving many of the game's puzzles. The game also has many traditional inventory-based tasks as well as other types of puzzles. To facilitate the puzzle-solving, the game has a built-in hint system; using the hints will deduce points from the player's score.
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I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew that this game would have such an impact on me, as one of the first fps's i've ever played it made me love the genre, the story and world that retro studios created is simply phenomenal.
I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew that this game would have such an impact on me, as one of the first fps's i've ever played it made me love the genre, and the world and the music
I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew
I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew
I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew
I was probably ten years old when i went to a videogame store and picked this one up from the shelve, at the time i had no knowledge about the game or the series but i remember looking at the cover and the images on the back and thinking to myself, "This might be cool". Little did i knew