The Crystal Key Patch

admin 13.10.2019

The Crystal Key - from CD-ROM AccessTheCrystal Key$9.95(Win95/98/Me/XP/Mac) (Mini Retail) (CRYSTALKDR)Publisher: Ratings:B+ from Unlock the SecretsYour Quest for the Crystal Key will take you on anincredible adventure. Armed with only your wits, your journey will take youthrough fascinating lands of desert, jungle and water as you explorebreathtaking worlds; each more beautiful and magical than the last.

The Crystal Key Patch

This patch will provide a saved game which will get you past this point. It is called cksunlight.exe, and it doesn't seem to be on the official website. I also looked at a.tab file which appears to have saved game data.

Rise to thechallenge and let your wisdom, instinct and ingenuity lead the way. Carefullyexamine and solve each puzzle along your path. Secrets lie waiting to beunlocked and discovered by those who possess the Crystal Key.Immerse yourself in extraordinary worldsStunning 3D Graphics and AnimationEngaging and Challenging Puzzles Step Through TheGateway.You alone have escaped a merciless enemy assault and theresulting tyranny which now grips humanity. Behind you, your home and the fateof your people anxiously await the outcome of your mission. Now you mustjourney to the uncharted lands of Arkonia, where legends suggest the existenceof a magical Key.

Retrieve the Crystal Key and unlock the secrets forpreserving the future. Along the way discover and investigate fascinatingworlds filled with extraordinary mysteries, hidden secrets and technologicalmarvels.Requirements:Windows 95/98/Me/XP: Pentium 133 MHz, 32MB RAM,minimum 70MB hard disk space, 8x CD-ROM drive.Macintosh: Mac OS System 7.5 or higher, PowerPC 120MHz, minimum 70 MB hard disk space, 8x CD-ROM drive.Technical Support:A Patch file is available atReviews:by Darcy Danielson'Let me just get this out of the way right at the verybeginning. The Crystal Key is my cup of tea. This is just a good,old-fashioned, inventory-based adventure game, with some really pleasing andappealing graphics. The farther I went into the game, the more I enjoyedit.'

'The look of some of the gameplay areas is very similar tographics from the Journeyman Project series. There was an alien vesseldefinitely reminiscent of portions of these games. The one-click cursor keepsgameplay very immersive. A desert world gives the player the feeling of beingon Lucas's Tatoonie, and there is an excellent recreation of a jungle.

Thereare smoothly polished marble floors to glide across. But the graphical highpoint is definitely the Arkonian city on the water, which includes someabsolutely phenomenal design and movie sequences that are so pretty, they areworth playing the game for. Riven comes to mind.' 'This is a game novice and expert alike can enjoy, wellwritten and thought out, simple but not simple minded.