Aside from the time and speed issues, the game is fairly interesting. It follows the same premise most adventure/role-playing games do. There are several heroes, twelve, I believe, that are under some sort of curse that locks them in stone. The kingdom of Kalynthia is in trouble, and you, as the land's savior, are expected to do your duty and make things right. Because this task is huge and daunting, you are granted some help in the form of a few of the heroes that are locked in stone.
Aside from the time and speed issues, the game is fairly interesting. It follows the same premise most adventure/role-playing games do. There are several heroes, twelve, I believe, that are under some sort of curse that locks them in stone. The kingdom of Kalynthia is in trouble, and you, as the land's savior, are expected to do your duty and make things right. Because this task is huge and daunting, you are granted some help in the form of a few of the heroes that are locked in stone. Because the fair land of Kalynthia is currently in trouble, the wizards who are needed to perform the spell that will free said heroes from the stone lack the power to free all twelve for you.
So, you have to choose four from the twelve.
Game play proceeds like most adventure games, you move your party around, click on things and try and find all the easter eggs, and above all, you do your bit to save the world. Although the graphics can't be compared to the graphics available out there now, it definitely pays to be paying attention to the areas you move your party through. Lots of things that look like glitches actually turn out to be hidden caches of gold or whatnot, so do keep your eyes open.
