I cant give much information.
-PC title
-It was around 99 to at the most early 2001.
-It was done by a eastern european (maybe west, but it wasn't a UK nor French one) developer (not croatia).
-It had supposedly an "epic" large world.
-Something about how you interacted with different tribes or groups would effect how they responded to you in the future (this could be way off).
-It was either a first or third person adventure.
-Its music was also getting Kudos because it used a real classical orchestra versus midi at the time.
-When it got released it seemed to fall under the radar. But I do remember it still had good reviews (at least I think it did).
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Too bad the 2nd part was canceled.
It was pretty impressive back in the day
Going back to that "era" i highly suggest Startopia, one of my all time favs ( soundtack as well)
One game that stood out that time-frame for me was Anchronox. Semi-Machinima, Semi-RPG using the Quake Engine, Impressive as hell.
Remember hearing about Outcast at the time, but never actually saw much of it. Much like I remember so much of a big deal over Unreal, but I never got it and none of my mates did either.
I didn't get it cause I knew my Cyrix CPU at the time would take one look at the game and just laugh at me.
Beatiful to look at though. I may get time to finish it one day
I met the guy who did the high res/ cover artwork. Bloke called yan mabille or something. talented sew and sew
so now belgium has got...what? one games company?
I love the graphics, as i remember, there was a high amount of pixelation or whatever, and your rode a 2 legged dinosaur for some reason...
and its a shame about mucky foot and appeal, both great companys. and i believe anachronox was the poor mans morrowind ( as in less hardcore).
p.s. happy birthday?
The music is awesome. I have a number of tracks in .mp3 and listen to them regularly while doing art.
Um, Morrowind is a large, freeform RPG while Anachronox is essentially a Final Fantasy spoof.
I liked the demo!