This is the first game i ever put on lay-by in 2001 when KMart sold PC games on CD's.
This is the first agme i kept going over to my friends house just to place this game.
This is the first game i learnt how to save scum, not because of encounters, but because of a particular chest that set you up for the rest of the game.
This is the first game i first learned how to edit your character, just so you could get that extra companion.
This is the game i spent an hour repeatedly shaking down the same individual outside of a train station for 400 coins.
This is the game that made me realise exactly how hard you had to work to own a boat without bugs.
This is the game that made me realise that dynamite takes care of a bridge toll easily (with violence).
This is the game that made me feel like a second class person being a mage.... before i picked up Teleport.

To this day, im certain i still never found everything.
To this day, i still have it installed.

What do you mean my Magik doesn't work on that Automaton!?

I will never know how much time I've spent playing this game.

Wow such an amazing and original setting, mixing victorian era and magic fantasy. i dont think I have ever saw something like this, super interesting. In technical terms the game itself reminds me a lot of Fallout, even in the maps and colours, but gameplay is a lot different, for example combat is both real time and turn-based. The thing is... I dont have much free time to dedicate to it, but I'm really enjoying for now.

I'm playing on the Deck which helps a lot with the free time problem. It works ok, but you'll need the unofficial patch, and even then it still has some bugs and glitches.

perfect.