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ShadowCaster

Description

Cleanse your homeworld's city of evil as you progress toward stopping the mighty Malkor. Learn new forms as you progress, each with different abilities, to help you in your journey.

The CD-ROM enhanced version features enhanced redbook audio narration, two new levels, and 3-D rendered cutscenes.

Part of the Following Groups

• 3D Engine: Wolf3D
• Cat-themed games

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User Reviews

Interesting but unbalanced	anton treuenfels (34)	unrated
A very solid game indeed.	Tomer Gabel (4466)

The Press Says

Electronic Entertainment	Mar, 1994	9 out of 10	90
Pelit	Aug, 1993	82 out of 100	82
PC Games (Germany)	Jun, 1994	81 out of 100	81
Abandonia	Aug 29, 2009	4 out of 5	80
High Score	Jan, 1994	4 out of 5	80
PC Player (Brazil)	Nov, 1993	79 out of 100	79
PC Joker	Jan, 1994	73 out of 100	73
PC Zone	Jun, 1994	70 out of 100	70

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Trivia

Quoted from raven-games.com:

"ShadowCaster was done in 1992-1993. We started off doing it for EA and it was to be Black Crypt II. After we had the game designed, EA bought Origin and felt that we should take advantage of the Ultima World and make it some type of Ultima game. We started to turn it into an anti-Paladin Ultima game. Then it was decided that perhaps we should make it into a Bard's Tale spin-off. But that too fell by the wayside, and finally we came up with the idea of morphing a character into different types of creatures that had different abilities. We licensed a pre-Doom engine from id and we were underway with ShadowCaster. I must add that I really loved the concept for ShadowCaster, but hated the story and the name, and wish I could go back and redo it!"
- Brian Raffel