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When I finally figured out the trick to fighting in this game.. the quest became quite easy. The harder levels are a bit insane and when you change tactics - the end result of the game play doesn't respond much. I felt that much of the tasks were on auto pilot

The expansion packs did not work with our group - i thought when i finally got past all the troubleshooting that I would enjoy the game but it got very boring very quickly. When i meet face to face with players who love the game - i notice that one common fact is that they all haven't played anything else out there.

I find myself wrestling to install this game on older systems only because it is so funny. If you like fresh and in your face humor - you MUST get your hands on an old copy of this game. The scottish accent on Thydney works with interacting with all the other characters plucked from little parts of popular culture.

Mediocre at best. I found myself mixing herbs and cooking during this whole SHORT adventure. There are no real traps anywhere and you can wander around forever bored trying to figure out what you missed. The game does not reference Michele deNostradame's written work of prophecy at all.

Inside News. Zork Nemesis was never meant to be a Zork game from the start. Midway though the end production the game which was scheduled to be titled "the Alchemists" was given the red light and then reintroduced as a Zork game with only minor script changes. The additional sound "Recordings" are the only real reference to the Great Underground Empire. Still the soundtrack is one of the best ever released and the game play challenging. The Zork fan will quickly notice that this game has nothing to do with Zork at all.

The Best of the Best. Soundtrack is beyond above average. The story line and twists are far beyond the imagination of the motion picture industry. As the story continues you start to fall in love with the characters and this transforms this tricky and challenging game into a rewarding journey. There is a great demand for a sequel.

When DNF was released it was challenged by various lawsuits for the serious problems the game had with the STEAM network. (Extracting credit card info and private info from the user) Its a very bad ONLINE GAME and had some untested bugs that left the buyer who spent $50 during the first release unable to play the game unless it was connected to the internet. It was QA tested by a very unprofessional and not very smart team of bumbling bird brains in Dublin who did everything possible to put out legal fires. I simply got my money back and behind the store counter was a PILE of returned copies of the PC version of DNF. If you tried to ask the company why they didn't advertise it as an ONLINE game, they delete your account or don't answer you. What a terrible release that was so long in the waiting.

Zork is the classic adventure. Only Grim Fandango comes close to the amazing story and comedy packed into this game. They should make many more Zork series adventures as Zork has one of the biggest fan bases.