Torin's Passage Gameplay [Let's Play] – 1995 PC Games Restrospective – Episode 8 - Tenabros Theatre

Torin's Passage gameplay video this week we continue our point and click adventure from 1995 exploring the Tenebrous Theatre as explore n the Lands Below, an incredibly weird place which reminds me of a scene from the film Labyrinth. We are so close to finding Torin's Passage however some puzzles stand between us still.

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Torins Passage is one of my all time favourite games which I first played when I was probably about five or six years old. It's a point and click adventure game featuring a number of worlds within one another as part of a nested planet where humans can travel between levels of the planet through the use of a Phenocryst chamber.

Torin's Passage is one of Sierra's geatest point and click adventure games released originally on PC CD ROM back in 1995 created by Al Lowe. It features the story of young Torin who has his parents abducted by an evil Sorceress called Lycentia.

In a bit to save them from their the clutches of Lycentia Torin sets out on a quest with his trusted pet companion, Boogle to visit different worlds in order to reach a place known as the Lands Below, an upside down place where those not welcome in the worlds above are sent to.

The game was originally created with children in mind as the main target audience however the game also offers some jokes and humour adults will appreciate too. The music composed for the game is incredible for it's time and includes music from famous composer Michel Legrand who has won an academy award three times!

Something I really love about Torin's Passage is the atmopshere especially with the mix of sound effects with music. Each of the different worlds are highly unique. For example the Lands Above seem like the Planet I'd most want to live on though as the game progresses the worlds get weirder and less appealing. Escarpa is a world built incredibly high in the air with many caves while Pergola is a lush forest populated by tiny Pergolians. Asthena is a world filled with lava and next to no life there while Tenebrous is just plain weird and creepy but makes for some of the best scenes in the game.

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