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Architecture: PPC
RHEM
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| Author: | Knut Mueller |
| Publisher: | Got Game Entertainment |
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Purchase
This game is still available from its publisher
This game is still available from its publisher
Emulation
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RHEM is a first-person, point and click adventure that can be compared to Riven. You ride into the large, unusual world of Rhem in a mining cart and soon you discover that you are unable to leave. Your major objective is to find a way to leave Rhem. To do this you must find and reconstruct a letter which has been divided into four parts and hidden. You will do this totally alone without interaction with any other characters. Many of the areas are closed to you at first and the way to open them is by solving a multitude of adventure-type puzzles. There are mechanically based puzzles involving levers and switches, but you will also find codes to decipher and strange symbols, maps, color patterns and switchboxes (MobyGames).
The game originally came out on three CDs but was later squashed into one CD.
Reviews can be found here and here.
The RHEM game webpage is here.
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC
200 MHZ or faster Power PC
System 8.1-9.2
32 MB free RAM
25 MB free hard disk space
640x480 display, 16-bit color (thousands of colors)
12X CD-ROM drive or faster
QuickTime 4 or higher
Comments
The official RHEM page directs you to http://www.rune-soft.com/ to purchase this title.