Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers (1999)

Infinite Ventures

Nintendo 64

3.10 from 20 ratings

82 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 26 backlogged · 29 wish listed

How long? · 100% 12h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Ages have past since the vile Warlock Lord was banished to another dimension by the brave Lord Jair. The famous deed is now only spoken of as legend and myth. However, recent incidents have transpired in an attempt to resurrect the Ultimate Evil One. Caught up in a chain of events beyond his understanding or control, the Halfling Del must … Read more
Ages have past since the vile Warlock Lord was banished to another dimension by the brave Lord Jair. The famous deed is now only spoken of as legend and myth. However, recent incidents have transpired in an attempt to resurrect the Ultimate Evil One. Caught up in a chain of events beyond his understanding or control, the Halfling Del must explore the ruins of the dilapidated Castle Shadowgate in order to unravel the mysteries set before him, and thwart the dark plans now in motion. Read less
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Details

Developers
Infinite Ventures
Publishers
Kemco, Kotobuki Systems
Genres
Adventure, Puzzle
Themes
Action, Fantasy
Franchises
Shadowgate
Series
Shadowgate

Release dates

  • May 31, 1999 (North_America) Nintendo 64
  • Jul 1999 (Europe) Nintendo 64
  • Aug 13, 1999 (Japan) Nintendo 64
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Rating distribution

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1
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5
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GigaDeathNullGolem

Review GigaDeathNullGolem 3/5 · Mar 3, 2016

All in all a mid-paced FPS Adventure title for N64

For adventure games, this one is pretty accessible. The puzzles aren't mind bending. They are object oriented and most are fairly intuitive. At some point, I was looking at a guide. The game world is not terribly big. The music is nice, it suites the world well. I would say this doesnt quite have the same tone as Shadowgate for …

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For adventure games, this one is pretty accessible. The puzzles aren't mind bending. They are object oriented and most are fairly intuitive. At some point, I was looking at a guide. The game world is not terribly big. The music is nice, it suites the world well. I would say this doesnt quite have the same tone as Shadowgate for NES. Though it has it's own merits, and puzzle solving remains close and similar in nature.

The cutscenes in it are pretty good, If you like 64-era graphics

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