Help Engeor, a student at the University of Magic, save Rovenland from the evil wizard Wahargem. In the beginning of the game Engeor accidentally says something against the evil wizard and finds himself in a prison camp. His first task is to free himself from the prison so he can continue on his journey to save his country and its inhabitants.
This is a really, REALLY poor excuse for a "game" that has nothing in common with its predecessor or sequel in terms of "gameplay." Instead of a party-based, first-person RPG with sharp controls and gear progression, you have a single guy running around with exactly one useful spell in Fireball, no equipment, and no clear goal. You alternate between...
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A dark, atmospheric blend of point-and-click adventure and rpg. I liked the story itself; it's a direct continuation of the first game. The turn-based battles, while a bit simple, still require some strategy, but the puzzles... you won't find any logic here. Is it worth playing? I'm afraid...
