Product Description

Use your wits and powers of observation to survive the vast wilderness as your journey leads you to one of mankind's forgotten wonders. Experience your adventure through the eyes of Arok and meet many fascinating characters. Contend with the wild world where fishing, hunting, gathering, and mysterious shamanist ceremonies are all part of the struggle for survival as you unravel the secrets of the lost cavern. Also featured is an integrated encyclopedia filled with historically accurate data on the Paleolithic period, while detailed graphics of ancient rivers, troglodyte caves, and green valleys will take players back to the dawn of human existence. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS - Windows 98/ME/2000/XP / Pentium III 600 MHz (800 MHz recommended) / 16x CD-ROM Drive (24x CD-ROM recommended) / 64 MB RAM / 64 MB DirectX Compatible 3D Video Card / DirectX 7 Compatible Sound Card / Keyboard, Mouse, Speakers ESRB = T Teen

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3493 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Dreamcatcher
• Model: 21669
• Released on: 2005-06-21
• ESRB Rating: Everyone
• Platform: Windows XP
• Format: CD-ROM
• Dimensions: .30 pounds

Features

• Puzzles - innovative inventory system allows you to combine and create new tools and items necessary to solve an array of thought provoking puzzles
• Exploration - photo-realistic environments of pristine landscapes and rugged wilderness
• Survival - hunt, fish, and fend off predators that threaten your quest
• Create Masterful Works of Art - they will come to life and their stories will help you along your journey
• In-game Encyclopaedia - filled with historically accurate data on the Palaeolithic period

Customer Reviews

Secrets of the lost cavern
This game its a diferent kind of piece of entertainment than i thought, i was expecting something less complicated, more as the way of prehistoric cultures. More fun, with a bit more action and larger scenes. Perhaps is just that is not my kinda of games.

Unpleasantly Surprised
I am a serious gamer of many genres and have played and enjoyed other Dreamcatcher games. This one was just an exercise in frustration. The movement was clumsy, choppy and bulky -- I have 2gig ram and an AMD 3200 with an Nvidea 7300, so it is not my computer.
This game was so clumsy in fact, that I began to feel the real puzzle was just figuring out how to move around. The graphics were simply OK. The story was terribly uninteresting and quite frankily I quit playing because I just did not care anymore. Bottom line: I should have known it was too good to be true for under 20$

great game
I had alot of fun playing this game. It was challenging but not too hard. Great graphics, beautiful scenery. The only thing I would change is to make it longer, I wanted to keep on playing. If anyone knows of other games like this one please let me know.