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Death Gate

Death Gate

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Release Date: January 1, 1994

Adventure, Fantasy, Point-and-click, Books, Singleplayer

First-person point-and-click adventure based on a series of books under the same title by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. We play the role of a young sorcerer, Haplo, who belongs to the former, exiled because of his evil deeds of the Patryn race. We set out on a mission to explore the remaining lands and regain their former power. During our adventure we focus on collecting objects, solving puzzles and talking to the characters we meet.

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Death Gate is another production of Legend Entertainment studio known for its numerous adaptations of popular literature. This time the artists decided to take on wallpaper a seven-volume fantasy series by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. Although the action of the title was placed in the book universe, we are dealing with a separate story. The whole gameplay was shown from the first-person perspective. We move in a leap between locations like in the old RPG productions. At the bottom of the screen there is an inventory bar. On the left side there is a handy list of possible actions and a kind of compass.

Two thousand years ago, two races of sorcerers played a key role in the Death Gate universe: Sartan and Patryn. The first of them tried to live in harmony with others, to respect the moral principles in force and to care for peace in the world. Their competitors preferred a completely different attitude. The most important thing for them was their own benefit and they did not worry about others, often causing them harm. In addition to these two rival nations, the world was inhabited by other races called mensch. They included people, elves and dwarves. As a result of the war, Sartans won and divided the world into five regions. Four of them, ruled by the elements of fire, water, air and earth, divided between the mensch races and each other. On the other hand, Patricians lost their punishment in the land called the Labyrinth and were sentenced to oblivion.

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