This is an absolute steal if you don't have them already. Individually they're all 2.50 currently, so you're basically paying for one and getting the other three for free. I already had the Dig and Fate of Atlantis but I got it anyway for Loom and Last Crusade.
Do you know if any of the SQ/KQ games work with windows 7 64 bit?
You should check the the Steam forums for some feedback on that. I recall reading that the Space Quest pack works better after installing a patch available at Sierra.
Love the Indy games and never got a chance to play Loom or The Dig! Can't beat the price.
I bought the pack earlier just for those. I was a little disappointed with all the hype the games got as a whole, but they did have those moments that made them worth getting. The two indy games are next on the download list, but I'm waiting until we upgrade our internet service after the first of the year so I'm not downloading at 80kbps.
The two indy games are next on the download list, but I'm waiting until we upgrade our internet service after the first of the year so I'm not downloading at 80kbps.
Well The Last Crusade is a 6-megabyte download so I suppose that shouldn't take too long either way. :cool:
Atlantis is around 150 MB so that would be a tad longer endeavor.
I bought the full Lucas premium pack when it was on sale a couple of weeks back for £30. Got all of those classic adventure games, as well as the Jedi Knight series, KotOR and Republic Commando, etc. Very happy with that purchase, even though I haven't really had time to play through most of them yet.
But for such a low price, I'd definitely recommend everyone here gets that litle bundle while it's cheap.
I can't believe how cheap Steam make their games occasionally.. and I can't believe that other download services haven't caught on, especially Xbox Live and PSN. There are so many games on those that I'd buy if they were just a little cheaper. Compared to Steam where I buy cheap games all the time. Who could say no to Torchlight for £3.74?
The dig is a mind-bender... I got all the way to almost the end (I think there were 2 puzzles left) and SCUMM glitched up and corrupted my savegame so I'd have to start all over and didnt bother at the time. You have to think outside the box a lot thought. It's more of a fantasy game than a sci-fi one.
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Do you know if any of the SQ/KQ games work with windows 7 64 bit?
Its an absolute bargain.:cool:
Merry Xmas.:D
No not yet but I can guarantee the LA pack does.
at least it detects all of them. I don't know yet if you can complete them all.
You should check the the Steam forums for some feedback on that. I recall reading that the Space Quest pack works better after installing a patch available at Sierra.
Bought (finally) the Lucasarts adventure pack.
I bought the pack earlier just for those. I was a little disappointed with all the hype the games got as a whole, but they did have those moments that made them worth getting. The two indy games are next on the download list, but I'm waiting until we upgrade our internet service after the first of the year so I'm not downloading at 80kbps.
Atlantis is around 150 MB so that would be a tad longer endeavor.
But for such a low price, I'd definitely recommend everyone here gets that litle bundle while it's cheap.
I can't believe how cheap Steam make their games occasionally.. and I can't believe that other download services haven't caught on, especially Xbox Live and PSN. There are so many games on those that I'd buy if they were just a little cheaper. Compared to Steam where I buy cheap games all the time. Who could say no to Torchlight for £3.74?
The dig is a mind-bender... I got all the way to almost the end (I think there were 2 puzzles left) and SCUMM glitched up and corrupted my savegame so I'd have to start all over and didnt bother at the time. You have to think outside the box a lot thought. It's more of a fantasy game than a sci-fi one.