Use your wits and powers of observation to survive the vast wilderness as your
journey leads you to one of mankind's forgotten wonders. Experience your
adventure through the eyes of Arok and meet many fascinating characters. Contend
with the wild world where fishing, hunting, gathering, and mysterious shamanic
ceremonies are all part of the struggle for survival as you unravel the secrets
of the lost cavern.
Also featured is an integrated encyclopedia filled with
historically accurate data on the Paleolithic period, while detailed graphics of
ancient rivers, troglodyte caves, and green valleys will take players back to
the dawn of human existence.
French Trailer:
~~~The following game trailer is in French, (the link to the game below is for the English version) but it does give you an idea of the visuals in the game (and was the only one we could find...lol). ~~~
Features:
Puzzles - innovative inventory system allows you to combine and create new
tools and items necessary to solve an array of thought provoking puzzles.
Exploration - photo-realistic environments of pristine landscapes and rugged
wilderness.
Survival - hunt, fish, and fend off predators that threaten your quest.
Create Masterful Works of Art - they will come to life and their stories
will help you along your journey.
In-game Encyclopedia - filled with historically accurate data on the
Palaeolithic period.
AdventureGamers.com by Emily Morganti The game is educational in a laid-back way. If you want to learn more
about the time period, there's a ton of information at your disposal in
the "documentary database," a vast in-game encyclopedia that's accessed
with the shell icon. (The shell flashes on the screen when something
happens in the game that is explained in the database, but you can
access it at any time.) In a few situations, the documentation helped
me understand what to do next in the game, but for the most part the
information is only supplemental. (Though it's interesting—who knew
that in spite of their reputation, Cro-Magnons didn't live in caves?!)
This database has a nice effect of being available for those who want
to learn more, yet far enough out of the way that it won't annoy people
that just want to play the game. Read the rest of this review...
Research reported in the scientific journal, Nature, indicates that playing action video games can bring marked improvements in the ability to pay attention to objects and changes in the visual environment.
~Begley, S. (2003, May, 29) Wall Street Journal.
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