Of Light and Darkness: The Prophecy
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This is an adventure game about the end of the millennium and the fate of the human race.
The object of the game is to collect coloured orbs and artifacts to redeem evil spirits. To accomplish it, you must figure out what sin each spirit is guilty of, which artifact represents it and what colour is it associated with. Then you have to get the correct colour orb or orbs, the correct artifact, enter the correct sin room and do your work. It's not as easy as it may seem.
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Credits (Windows version)
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| Story | |
| Gar Hob | |
| 3D Art and Environment Design | |
| Angel Gemini | |
| Game Design | |
| Programming | |
| Lead Artist | |
| Musical Score | |
| Executive Producer | |
| Executive in Charge of Development | |
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| The Judge | |
| The Bailiff | |
| Mad Jackson | |
| The Amazing Zandi | |
| Margaret Wong | |
| Harlan Wright | |
| Chaz Gonzalez | |
| MotorMouth | |
| Jayme Janowitz | |
| [ full credits ] | |
Reviews
Critics
Average score: 61% (based on 21 ratings)
Players
Average score: 3.2 out of 5 (based on 9 ratings with 1 reviews)
The Good
Great visuals! Styled a little like Nine:The last Resort. Good story that was performed by Hollywood talent. Clever dialogue. Good sound and great environment. Challenging play that requires quick reflexes and a very good memory.
The Bad
Play becomes a little redundant early on. The lousy menu robot. Lots of trial and error. Primarily, the disappointment of playing a game with such great potential but less than stellar play. The payoffs are not quite as good as one would hope.
The Bottom Line
A little bit of "Clue", Some FPS action and James Woods. Fun but the boredom and frustration sets in hard before long before the game is completed.
Windows · by Scott Monster (986) · 2003
Trivia
Development
The game was originally being developed by a (now defunct) company called Heartland Enterprises in Harrogate, North Yorkshire (UK) but they fell out with Interplay who then pulled the plug and gave it to Tribal Dreams instead. Heartland's version can be seen in the video here (YouTube video link). This video uses Heartland's assets that had already been submitted to Interplay as a promo for the game itself, but by then Heartland was no longer trading since Interplay had stopped paying them.
Manual
The game came with a manual discussing each of the 'evil people' depicted in the game, along with bios and the period they lived in. The older ones anyway are probably just made up.
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Game added by Cravo.
Additional contributors: Sciere, MDMaster, Dalroi, Plok.
Game added December 28, 2000. Last modified November 10, 2024.