DOS

Lighthouse: The Dark Being

Description

In Lighthouse you will travel through 6 distinctly different regions and will meet a cast of intriguing characters. You must solve a series of challenging animated puzzles, all closely tied into the story, to reach Dr. Krick and his baby daughter Amanda.

Alternate Titles

• "Lighthouse: Il Faro" -- Italian title
• "Lighthouse: Das Dunkle Wesen" -- German title
• "Lighthouse: A Criatura das Trevas" -- Brazilian title

Part of the Following Groups

• Game Engine: Sierra's Creative Interpreter (SCI)
• Steampunk games

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The Press Says

PC Player (Denmark)	1996	76 out of 100	76
Adventure Lantern	Apr, 2006	72 out of 100	72
GameSpot	Oct 17, 1996	6.4 out of 10	64
PC Player (Germany)	Sep, 1996		60
PC Games	Dec, 1996	C+	58
PC Games (Germany)	Sep, 1996	53 out of 100	53

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Trivia

There is a puzzle in Lighthouse that requires the player to open a safe by inputting the appropriate numbers via a combination dial. The deceivingly simple puzzle became such a plight to the players, that Sierra, the Developer, released the solution to the safe-combination puzzle on their web site. Honesty has never been so appreciated.