Time Gate: Knight's Chase

A game I played when I was kid, my favourite game at the time, even if I could never finished it ahah. Since then, I could finish it (many times) and speedrun it! I'm the WR, you can find my run on speedrun.com. Overall it's a fun game, sometimes some part of the game doesn't make so much sense and the controls are not easy to get, camera angle are bit odd sometimes. Other than that, the music is great, the clue part is also interesting

Dark Souls of the adventure genre from 90th. This game need one achievement - "Die in 99 different ways (or places)". Nice puzzles, bad gui and controls. Ah... this games from 90th... Spending half an hour looking for something that you have completely missed because there is no way to see it... If you can - try to look for a HD version (probably using OpenGL) as Steam on is same game from DOS era over DosBox and have problem with the last puzzle, so you will need to go to youtube anyway.

- Frustrating tank controls. - Difficult and confusing combat. - Puzzles that will puzzle you. - Nice backgrounds, bad 3D models. - Great game! Highly recommended! Minor note: A puzzle toward the end requires you to push a big cross, but DOSBox won't let you. You can fix this by opening the dosbox.conf with notebook and doing the following change to the cpu section: cycles=10000 The will cause the game to get very laggy, but allow you to push the cross as intended.

Really underrated game, it so amazing how dificult it was to get passed sometimes. My father owned this game since I was little and back then it was imposible, 20 years later I still cant finish the game.

Classic "Alone in the Dark" style gameplay in the same engine, in a more adventure style game!

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