Title: Only worth playing for the nostalgia
Product review: If you're thinking of trying this game in the 21 century, don't bother. It's well beyond any point of enjoyment for the modern gamer. It's violently roguelike (player death more or less equates to game over, all uninsured/unblessed items are lost and the insurance system is broken), thoroughly unexplained (even after 15 years, googling simple questions returns no result) and seriously lacking in any semblance of fun until you've forced several weeks of your life into the game. The interface is unusable, most simple actions still requiring text commands that you'd never know unless you print out a list, "quests" offer pitiful rewards and are of basically no use, and overall the game is one, massive grindfest that never ends. If you played the game growing up or enjoy the classic, unforgiving workhorse style of games, give it a go. If not, don't even consider it.
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