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Echo: Secret of the Lost Cavern 
Walk the path of Arok, a prehistoric tribesman in search of his destiny in Echo: Secret of the Lost Cavern. His journey will take him into the heart of an enchanted mountain and through a cavernous maze. Armed with his wits, and the help of a mysterious spirit guide, Arok seeks out magic cave paintings to help him solve cunning puzzles and face deadly traps. Modeled after the real-world cave network of Lascaux in France, this Adventure game is sure to challenge and inspire.
- Clever and intuitive puzzles.
- Breath-taking environments.
- Explore the Lascaux cavern.
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 1031 MB
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wanting a hard adventure game with challenging puzzles?
This is a KHEOPS game. The same people that made return to mysterious island. If you like this game or played RTMI it's the same kind of play, same interface. Once you get used to the games interface you can slip right into the other game.
You play as a prehistoric caveman and his life. I did need a walkthrough with this game, as the game play area seems so vast (it's not really). Also it's useful to help you at the beginning to know how to play - instructions.
I would rate this at the harder end of adventure games that are out there, this is not an easy game!
The puzzles were a bit hard but I think the challenge was more in figuring out what the puzzles are and how to do it. This game takes patience and a lot of time. Which to me is great!
If you are a HOPA/IHOG player, don't expect large file games to be like a HOPA without the hidden objects. It's not.
It does take a while to get the hang of how any large file game plays. But if you want a long, go on an adventure with lots of puzzles type game, then you will be rewarded for your patience and persistance.
I love how they incorporate some history and the inbuilt encycopedia into the game, I learned stuff playing this!
It's certainly worth the money and plays on my windows 7 nivida card computer.
November 19, 2011
Old School Adventure Gaming At It's Best
This is another excellent adventure by Kheops Games; they seem to specialize in historic games, or else games different enough that set them apart from run of the mill game developers.
Echo: Secrets of the Lost Cavern is a wonderfully imagined story that features a young man coming into manhood during prehistoric times. As he learns things about life and his environment, so do you. As for the game itself the artwork is very good, colorful and believable; the puzzles are moderately difficult, all of them cleverly appropriate to the age in which this story takes place. When you walk through a valley or a cave here, you feel as if it's very immediate and you're there.
The storyline is logical, well thought out and developed. It absolutely fits the character and the era, and is engaging and interesting. The graphics are lovely, with deep colors and shading.
A few of the puzzles however are quite difficult; they're time consuming and (frustratingly to a gamer that is long since accustomed to modern hidden object/adventure games) non-skippable. A walk through is helpful for portions of the game, though some of the puzzles simply take your own effort and trial and error, because the moves needed to complete the puzzle change each time.
The game hearkens back to an earlier era of adventure games; you can do a bit of exploring around each level, though the game is more linear than the oldest of the original adventure games, it still allows a bit more freedom than most of the newer titles. You aren't going to be spoon fed the answers, and will have to work for a desired outcome. Be prepared to think logically and intuitively, and for the most part you'll be all right without having to resort to a walk through.....trust me, this game is well worth the extra effort.
An outstanding effort from a company that is known for imaginative and original games, and well worth the time and patience invested in it.
January 16, 2012
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