Zork: Grand Inquisitor

Loved this game growing up it was my first intro to puzzle adventurer live action and I moved on to Myst. Love love love this game

It was challenging and fun!

I grew up playing this game sitting next to my Dad on a Windows 98 computer. This is extremely nostalgic for me and a huge memory that I share with him--so needless to say I'm so happy to see it having been ported over to Steam. Back then it would take me hours to beat the two disc game, but now it only takes me 30 minutes to an hour. (But then again I've played it so much that I practically have everything memorized.) I always recommend this game to my friends just because of the fond memories I have of playing it--and to this day I /still/ quote lines from this game. Too bad nobody really gets what a Grue or Frobozz Electric is. Remember you're only supposed to smoke it!

This was my favourite Zork game as a kid and put a smile on my face the whole way through playing it again. The asset resolution is a bit rough to view now. Some areas required backtracking and mousing around the screen as it can be easy to miss additional direction arrows with the speed of the camera panning. Love the challenge of figuring out how to progress without much hints as was a feature of these old Zork games. Anytime I felt stuck i'd come back to play fresh and solve/find what was needed. And of course all the humorous ways in which you will die are all part of the charm and content. Save often!

Can be a little confusing at times, but not more than most point and clicks already are, and its absolutely worth sitting through a bit of confusion, this game is probably one of the funniest ive ever played and i regularly quote it to this day, its so full of soul and charm in like every corner of it and its absolutely worth the cheap price for it

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