When Simon discovers the tuneless bard, the repulsive
Rapunzel and a pair of demons with a serious attitude problem, it could prove
to be one cliché too far.
With a Nobel prize for attempted humour and puzzles
so fiendish you'll certainly need help from the wise owl, Simon the Sorcerer
is guaranteed to provide a distraction from the drudgery of modern life.
If you haven't yet had a look at Simon then do
so now, it's well worth it. Deep down he's a friendly and obliging little
fellow. This is one of those games that has universal appeal. Adults will
love it just as much as children, if not more so.
Probably one of mankind's oldest fantasies is
to live in a place where magic really did exist--a place where witches could
fly with their brooms, where giants lived in peace with the people and where
wizards were as common as policemen nowadays in our world. It would be a
place where the battle between good and evil always ended triumphantly for
the good guys. Unfortunately there's no way to experience that in reality,
but thanks to Adventure Soft, at least we can experience it in an adventure
game.
