Crooked Bee
(no longer) a wide-wandering bee
Help me, Codex.
A while ago, on another forum, I saw someone post a video of a Myst-like (first person) adventure game set in either Egypt or something close to that. I've been trying to recall its name, but to no avail. I have very little to go on, but perhaps someone here might help me?
Here's what little I remember:
Very little info, I know. But maybe someone has any ideas? I'm pretty sure it isn't any of the well-know Myst clones; it's got to be more or less obscure.
P.S. I don't think it was Riddle of the Sphinx, Egypt whatever BC or Secrets of the Luxor.
(Summoning Sceptic Agassi iqzulk SCO Aeschylus )
A while ago, on another forum, I saw someone post a video of a Myst-like (first person) adventure game set in either Egypt or something close to that. I've been trying to recall its name, but to no avail. I have very little to go on, but perhaps someone here might help me?
Here's what little I remember:
- It was a Myst-like adventure game set either in Egypt or in a similiar setting.
- The area I remember - I think it was the starting area, though I may be wrong about that - was something like a harbor or similarly large open area, with blue sky and yellow-walled building (or, to be more precise, I think the walls were the color of sand).
- There was at least one NPC you could talk to in that area. I think he was standing in some kind of corner, and was at least a bit animated.
- The game had no to little UI, I believe. The scene(s) took the entire screen.
Very little info, I know. But maybe someone has any ideas? I'm pretty sure it isn't any of the well-know Myst clones; it's got to be more or less obscure.
P.S. I don't think it was Riddle of the Sphinx, Egypt whatever BC or Secrets of the Luxor.
(Summoning Sceptic Agassi iqzulk SCO Aeschylus )