ESPER: The Secret of Drom Bennacht by Ian McDermott

Review by lee connor

Ok the plot was good and it was well written but absolutely zero interaction with the environment. I did like the examinable objects not appearing in the quick box making you read the room descriptions more but it's so straightforward.

Review by zanessa~

good game it still hurts my eye though.(red letters on black hurts)good game though

Review by Blaze

Ah, a game for the intelligent. I like that. Those who may have said this game is poorly made, obviously don't have any appreciation for a fantastic plot line, a well-thought-out game world, and clever interaction set. This game has those things, and good job on the *Hint* WALDER thing in the guest room.

Review by francisstokes

I have not finished this game yet,but i think its one of the few good ones in the archive.

Review by bob1

not so good

Review by Steve Lingle

Overall, this is a good, playable game. It is well written and easy to follow.
There are a few noticable errors. Thankfully, spelling is not a big issue here. In fact, I only noted one spelling error as I played the first time. I think the word "poosibly" shows up in the Master Bedroom.
Aside from that, here a couple issues that are a bit more important:
The description in the Captain's room is incomplete.
The bookshelf surprisingly, can be picked up. I'm sure that's a simple oversight.

There were not that many. I'm sure there were one or two more but I don't recall.

But again, overall, it was very well done and I give it a 4 out of 5.

steve the gaming guy