Zork GI review
What can I say? I agree with everything anyway...
So kudos for this excellent review. :) |
Great review! Zork GI is one of my favorite games and I'm glad to see it's getting the recognition it deserves. :)
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Excellent review, I was a newbie to the Zork world and got the 'setup' treatment exactly as described. That's one great game :D
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Was it really that hard to give all 5 stars? :)
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I loved this game so much, and agree whole-heartedly with the review. Only one omission. "Zork Zero" was the first Zork game to incorporate graphics. Sort of.
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:P Both game and review. High time I replayed it, I'd forgotten all kinds of stuff that got mentioned in the review. |
Excellent review! This was one of the 1st games I played. I recently did find the DVD version, so a replay is probably in order.
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(can't remember what Zimdor does, though) |
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Still, I guess my kudos needed zimdoring. :) |
4.5 of 5 is fine. I love the game and I'd give a 5/5 on my personal scale, but 4.5 is more than fair if it's taken apart objectively. The disc swapping really can wreck one's nerves, afterall.
And, oh, yes, stop reading this. Play the game. |
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Spoiler: I pity anyone who has never been eaten by a grue. :P I can't imagine what it's like to play GI without knowing the crazy Frobozzy underground world of Zork, because GI is filled to the brim with references to all the old games. But fortunately it appears to be just as enjoyable. |
Since I seem to be the only one who hasn't played Zork, and so feel like the rest of you all are talking in code, I'll just say:
Hsfbu Apsl sfwjfx, Kbdl! :D |
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Plus I've played Return to Zork (a part of it) and Zork Nemesis before. And I have tried Zork, too, but I don't remember if it was before or after ZGI. And I can't remember tripling, I though it was doubling instead, but then again, I played in french (great voices, BTW). |
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I can only echo Jackal. Play ZGI, you won't regret it. |
Thanks, gang. :) Glad to see others really liked the game, too.
And sorry for the 5/5 supporters. I honestly debated the final rating long and hard, and then flipped a zorkmid. :D I agree that familiarity with Zork really adds to the experience, but it really isn't necessary. The game is very Zork-newbie-friendly, and just a great frickin' game, to boot. :) Oh wait, I already said that. Spoiler: EDIT: Also, @DaveGilbert - dammit! :( Yeah, you're right, but I meant... like... aww, dammit! :( |
Great review, Jack!!! 8-)
Reading the review was almost as much fun as the game itself! *D |
This review has convinced me to buy ZGI. It's now in my adventure queue behind BS1. Thanks, Jack :)
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Well, im one of those 5/5 stars supporters. The game is perfect! (But my favorite is the dark Zork Nemesis...)
But the review is a great piece of writing, its just sad that they arent making new ones... Who the hell holds the rights?? Is it still Activision? By the way... What about a Return to Zork review now? |
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Of course, I might be a little biased (after all it's the first review on AdventureGamers, that mentions me... sort of :) ), but this is one helluva review. My favorite part: Quote:
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Nice review, I should probably take some time and replay it. Which also reminds me: I have some spare copies of the ZGI soundtrack somewhere... should probably go and find them.
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Ididn't know Michael McKean of Spinal Tap fame did voicework for this game. Awesome review. ZGI is my favourite first-person adventure game. Got this game last year and was initially disappointed because the game world seemed so devoid of life at first... but then the inventory items started talking :)
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Oooh, Grand Inquisitor is one of my favourite adventure games ever as well. I only wish Activision would revisit this fantastic game universe again, and I still cling onto that hope! :D
"Shun magic, shun everything.. and then, shun shunning." |
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