Dragonsphere
Release date: Oct 17, 2014
Developers: MPS Labs
Publishers: Atari, Nightdive Studios
Genres: Adventure
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Travel to the land of the fantastic! Newly-crowned King of Callahach! It's been twenty years since your father saved the world by entrapping the evil Sorcerer Sanwe. Now the spell is waning. Sanwe's malevolent force will soon consume the land, and only you can stop him. Will your quest be aided or subverted by bizarre races like shape-shifting Slathans, the faery-like Brynn-Fann, of the black-eyed Soptus Ecliptus? A thousand deaths await your every step as you unlock mind bending puzzles. Magical items lie just out of reach. A host of deadly monsters are eager to do battle with you. And glorious rewards are yours to obtain as you struggle to preserve your father's legacy. The stage is set. The fate of the world turns upon your actions. The time for adventure is now! Journey through a fully realized fantasy world via dazzling state-of-the-art graphics. Experience the adventure through haunting music and fully digitized speech. Perform an unprecedented range of actions with the MADS intuitive interface of your fingertips. Watch your adventures come to life with ultra-smooth rotoscoping and advanced animation. Soundtrack Included in high quality FLAC format. 

Press reviews: “One of the last of the best graphic adventures of the mid-1990's, this fantasy game was full of surprises! It involved a kingdom threatened by a wizard so powerful, their only defense was to encase him in a mystic bubble. A small orb, the Dragonsphere, shows the rulers of this land how the shield is holding...and now, the orb has begun to crack!” 100 – Techtite “An exciting new graphic adventure, packed with people and places to discover. It could be longer, allowing for more detailed interaction with the characters you meet. It's easy to lose yourself in this fresh, engaging game.” 87 – PC Gamer “Dragonsphere is weighed down by some derivative fantasy elements and subpar production design. Yet, it remarkably rises above its shortcomings with a solid, well written plot and creative puzzles. In all, the game lives up to the promise of its developer of delivering an engaging fantasy adventure, even if it is not the most intricate or involved ever written.” 80 – Adventure Classic Gaming