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Journey into the past during the time of the Pharaohs. Travel the path of the young Egyptian Ramose, and experience the life of those in ancient Egypt. Meet realistic and exciting characters. Explore cities, temples, and royal tombs meticulously recreated from extensive research. Intrigue and danger surround you on your quest to uncover the truth as to who has stolen the Pharaoh’s treasure from his sacred tomb. Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh is a game of exploration and investigation in fully detailed, visually stunning, and completely realistic re-created environments. A developing story line amid the full-screen graphics and gorgeous cutscenes is sure to immerse the player in a dangerously intriguing world. … More >>
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I would love to have played this game, but was very dissapointed when it would not play on my XP-Pro System, which has top of the range sound and graphics cards. Total waste of money. If I could give it a zero rating, I would.
More like a history lesson than a game. Very difficult to follow, if you like history you may enjoy otherwise find something else.
This game sounds intriguing. The graphics are terrible and dark. Maybe 4 or 5 scenes to the game. Puzzles are not good and the game is very short. The title sounds like it would be interesting. The game is nothing like the title depicts. Just 2 stars from me. In fact, maybe 1 1/2 would be better.
I’ve played games like this before and it was ok . the graphics were good but it was hard to get around the village and the temple . But beyond that it alright.
Game play is kind of weak but the reconstruction of the temple, tomb, and city is incredible. I give it a 10 on the educational scale and about a 5 on the game play scale.
A great feature for educational facilities is to turn the “game play” off and have a virtual tour of the sites.