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Testimonials from players of Riddle of the Sphinx

I can’t wait to get deeper into the game…

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I have just gotten this game and so far it is everything that I expected it to be. I have always been interested in Egypt and it’s mysteries, and this game just tops it! I can’t wait to get deeper into the game. Everyone should play this game. I know a curse has been casted on me, the curse to not stop playing this game. Good job to all who helped make this game. I owe you.

– Tim

I will certainly make certain my friends pick up copies…

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Now THAT was an enjoyable surprise.

I just finished playing ROTS and loved every click of it.  I’m a 36-year-old Marketing Director who did not research the product prior to purchasing – just happened to be at Best Buy and was attracted to the packaging. I was elated to discover the game so reminiscent of traditional intellect-driven adventure games as opposed to the joystick-operated killing sprees so common today.  In fact, I hesitate to call it a “game.”  Much like Myst or Riven (and dare-I-say “Starship Titanic”) it transcends mere “gaming” and becomes an engrossing environmental “experience” – a challenge of the mind and not the trigger finger.  Much more aclimated to my own preference of sitting back and letting my brain do the work rather than a blood thirsty shoot-em-up.  And just plain fun.

Anyhoo…after an exhaustive but electric 48-hour marathon of puzzle-solving, I am left with 2 burning questions.  Since they’re not gaming questions, I hope you can answer them in lie of directing me toward a newsgroup or cheaters forum:

1)  Nice to have Jeff Tobler as the character, Gil.  However, his real-life lovely wife Karen is listed in the credits as “Lizzy Ketsworth.”  I don’t recall meeting, glimpsing, or hearing the voice of that character throughout the game.  Did I miss something?  The only item I was invited to open, but couldn’t (red herring?) was the mummy on the bed in the King’s Tomb.  If I left her in there, my humble apologies!!

2)  I know that programmers are notorious for including inside jokes, pictures, and hidden messages in their products.  Any you can share with me before I perform an uninstall?

Lastly, it’s not a burning question, but…why have I not seen anything of ROTS in GAMES Magazine?  Did I miss a plug, or do I need to write my favorite magazine a letter about their oversight.

BTW – If OMNI needs beta testers for the upcoming sequel, I’m a big fan and gladly volunteer!!

Again, thanks for a great experience – well worth the $19.95.  I will certainly make certain my friends pick up copies as well, and I look forward to your upcoming adventures!

Sincerely,
Robert Menezes

I savored the last as long as I could…

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I want to thank everyone who helped me get through. It was a great game and I’m sorry it is over. I savored the last as long as I could. I will be getting another game but how will I play it without all the help I have had here? I really enjoy getting on line and reading all the emails of you who are playing. I can feel your frustration and remember mine. Thanks again to everyone. This 64 year old grandma has to go to bed. Happy Gaming,

– Barbara (ROTS-Talk Post)