Echo: Secrets of the Lost Cavern
by Dreamcatcher Interactive
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Video Game Reviews of Echo: Secrets of the Lost Cavern
Customer Review: This game is going right back to J&R Music
Summary: 2 Stars
This game caused all kinds of havoc with my PC. Norton was constantly giving me low risk messages, and my PC ran Windows check disk on reboot. Never saw that before! I also had problems printing before I uninstalled this game.Customer Review: Long search is over
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been searching for a game that I would enjoy, and kept saying all along, "One that teaches you survival skills, and in line with Native beliefs," well, I found it! It just isn't created for the many who are advanced gamers looking for the ultimate challenge, it's more for one's with interests in "now how did they once do such and such.." mentalities. I felt placed within the scene while trying to work out just what to do next in the game. I personally enjoyed the graphics and skill level, especially the theme. I hope to see more games created with similarities, such as herbal knowledge/gathering, meditative practices...hint, hint. This game is hopefully the beginning of such game play--to look to yesterday for a less unstablized tomorrow.Customer Review: You get what you pay for
Summary: 3 Stars
The graphics were so dissappointing when I opened it, I closed it again and almost didn't play it. The puzzles were simple enough for even an inexperienced gamer, so I liked that part but totally lacked complexity and was more appropriate for a 9-year-old thatn an adult.Customer Review: Not bad, but not great
Summary: 3 Stars
Nice scenery and characterization, puzzles are OK but not amazing. Worth picking up if you can find it cheap ;-)Customer Review: Interesting and fun but not for Klutzes
Summary: 3 Stars
I really enjoyed this game. The scenery is stunning. The characterizations were good to great. The puzzles were satisfying. Everything was fine until I got to a cave with a bear; a puzzle that must be solved with speed and reflexes - two things I do not possess, which is why I play adventure games rather than role-playing games. After about 200 unsuccessful attempts (over several days), I gave up. I was always a split-second too slow. I put the game aside with real regret. I can recommend this game without hesitation to anyone possessing just a tad of "shoot-em-up" skill.