I just have to say I love it! I hope to become an Egyptologist, and when I saw it yesterday I knew I had to get it.
– Kristina
I was on vacation at my in-laws house and was bored outta my mind (which we all know can happen to all of us..) and went to the store and saw this game and thought it sounded really neat and bought it and I am so glad I did. I love the game and so does my family. It’s a game I can play with the whole family. I have been playing it for several hours at a time. I can’t pull myself away from it. I absolutely love this game. Thank you so much for making this game.
– Thank you from the Kolstedt family
I just finished solving the Riddle of the Sphinx and needed to thank you for the hours of fascination it brought me. I love adventure games and found this one just right for the level of difficulty in solving the puzzles. Games are, after all, for pleasure. I tend to judge difficulty by the number of times I have to visit the universal hint system. I did keep that site in >the background, but usually only consulted it when it was obvious I had missed a hidden clue and didn’t know where to start to look for it. This is a wonderful, engrossing, and entertaining game. I can only hope that you create many many more like it. Please continue to create the games so the mouse is the mode of movement. I find trying to remember dozens of key combinations too trying and tend to avoid those games. Thanks again for a great game. Dreamcatcher has moved to the top of my list of choices when it comes to game software.
– Ann R.
This is truly an excellent game with stunning graphics and very challenging puzzles. There are plenty of twists and turns that kept me at the computer for hours on end! I eagerly await ROTS II! Thank you for a wonderful experience.
– muchomocha
I have always been interest in Egypt and all of its mysteries. I don’t have the money to travel there and experience it in person, so when I saw your game in my local computer store I right away grabbed it. I was so impressed with it that I’m going to let my in-laws borrow it and solve the mystery. I don’t think I would get much more enjoyment unless I went there. You have brought Egypt to my house for me to experience, I’m grateful. I got to live out a dream of mine that I have had since I was little. Thank you and I can’t wait to play the sequel. I want to see how you do with Atlanits and all the other and how they connect. GREAT JOB
– Amanda Samson
I like interactive games like ROTS… I was looking for a game that would challenge my mind without the violence that is part of most games out there. I know that my son can play ROTS and I don’t have to worry about what’s going to pop up on the screen next. However, I was most impressed to find that creators of ROTS are followers of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Good luck and keep making great games like this. Games that [are] fun and most of all, challenging.
– Jodi Hetherington
Well it seems I was missing the sacred scroll. I went back poking around and found it. So it was an easy solution after all. RIDDLE OF THE SPHINX SOLVED :)))) Amazing game!!!!
– Stamatis Aslanis
Thanks for a great adventure! I loved ROTS and had a delightful time every minute of the way! Can’t wait for the next one to become available. I have always wanted to go to see the Pyramids and this was the best way!!! The graphics were beautiful, the score delightful and the game was clever! Thanks.
– Frances
I really enjoyed this game except for a few clues I never figured out. I was able to solve the “Riddle”, but this was due to some luck. I thought the graphics were excellent, with the exception of Anubis’ Maze, which I solved by luck only since the maze model found in the Hidden Corridor room was not accurate. I never figured out the significance of the Translation Scroll, the Astro Scroll, the use of the telescope or the 6 scrolls found using the tabulators. Everything else was fun to figure out and piece the clues together. I would buy another game by the same people and look forward to the sequel to this game (I assume that there will be a sequel since Gil ends the game by mentioning another scroll and other adventures awaiting.)
– Juli
More games like Riddle would be terrific – I liked that there was no violence, no gore, no foul language…just intellect and interest were required for a truly enjoyable experience.
– Elizabeth Hammond
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