I seriously don’t know where this obsession with axes comes from… Or we can use something, like the axe and the shield, which makes our character equip them. For example, almost any item can be examined and you get a simple although longer description than by double clicking. We can select any item by clicking on it and some verbs at the right will light up depending on which actions are available for that object. We can take items by dragging them to the inventory at the bottom of the screen. This is a pretty straightforward description. We can examine any item in the graphic window by double clicking on it, although don’t expect the witty messages from Sierra or LucasArts. A clear example of this are the up and down arrows which only light up when there is a way of going upwards or downwards.

Although a limited one, because some of these options may disappear when the artists didn’t feel like drawing that part of the game… erm… I mean, when options are limited by the environment. Movement is controlled by the four arrows at the left, which allow you to go forward and turn to the left, right or 180º degrees. And these are not the friendly-ghost kind of undead, I decided to run directly into that room we explored last time with the axe and the shields, just next to the main gate. So, the last time around, we had been left to fend for ourselves in the castle courtyard with a little dagger, two offensive spells, a healing cake (someone doesn’t care about my carb diet), our trusty bag and a meager excuse to explore the castle and eliminate its inhabitants. Just in this land of fantasy called England.

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