Little Big Adventure (also known as Relentless) is one of my all-time favourite games. It was perhaps the first game I completed fully as a kid – something I was immensely proud of. The music by Phillippe Vachey is pretty timeless, and I don’t know if I’ve done his theme justice here – but I hope I’ve given this gaming gem a good showing.
The whole world of Twinsun is quirky, and full of strange and wonderful characters and locations. The story centres around Twinsen, a young Quetch (a humanoid with a pony tail) who is locked up in an asylum thanks to his prophetic ‘end of the world’ dreams, by a ruthless regime lead by Dr Funfrock. Twinsen’s dreams are actually the prophecy of a Twinsun deity called Sindell, compelling Twinsen to seek her out and save Twinsun from the dastardly doings of Funfrock
Goofy, but beautifully executed. The game is funny and heart-warming, with some interesting puzzles and dungeons – however the keyboard controls take some getting used to, and can lead to some frustrating attempts at isometric platforming. I remember many rage-quit moments during my time with LBA – but it’s all totally worth it to complete one of the finest games from the 90’s… at least in my own opinion, but know I rather play other games and even betting online with the Best online casinos for Oz players, that let me do some money online.
Caverns galore…
Wonderfully detailed characters and locations.
Twinsen and his prophetic dreams…
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Enjoy!
Cheers,
Scott.
It is my best moment of me as well. I had tried to do something new in the game. I mean I tried to find to do some action that is error point. And yes I feel as you feel really. I am Thai and now I am not kids. If I play now, I will feel to my hayday, my history, different from that day I played.