In Curse of Enchantia, a young boy is whisked away to a magical world full of bizarre creatures, tricky puzzles, and an alarming number of ways to die. The game’s whimsical art style hides a wicked sense of humor, and the lack of dialogue makes you rely entirely on visual cues to solve problems. It’s quirky, charming, and occasionally frustrating, but it captures the feeling of being lost in a strange, unpredictable land.
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Curse of Enchantia review
Amiga Action (1992): "Enchantia appears to be a well-made and cleverly constructed package. The no-text interface works well, making the game appealing to those gamers who normally run in the opposite direction to adventures. The same can be said for the joystick control option which makes certain sections of the game requiring fast movements easier and less annoying to play. All in all Curse of Enchantia comes across as flawless."
More information on Curse of Enchantia
Status: abandonware Also published for: Amiga Abandonware DOS views: 13528
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