Classic Game Postmortem: Loom [video]

Awesome postmortem for an awesome game. This game has so big place in my memories. For anybody making games, this is worth watching.

I loved this game. There was an excellent moment where you heard a song used to twist something. There was a bridge in the sky twisted around a mountain, playing that same song backwards changed the shape of the bridge and let you travel into the distance.

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Amazing. Both for the historical (technical) value and for remembering the game.<p>I wonder if the low-res versions of the images (I mean, 4-color&#x2F;16-color versions) were generated from high-version or if it was a painstakingly redrawing&#x2F;redithering.

Passion at its finest. Moriarty takes great pride, rightly so, and this comes across. Inspiring to say the least.<p>I loved this game, and also have many fond memories. The post mortem was excellent from every aspect.<p>The Zork series, Wishbringer, Enchanter, Sorcerer, Spellbreaker, Trinity, and others all had a profound effect on me growing up, playing them with my brother and friends. It was great to see some of those mentioned and visualized during the post-mortem.

Loom was the one game I never purchased that captured my imagination from the game mag descriptions back when it first came out. It&#x27;s awesome to have finally been able to &quot;play&quot; it and see what it was all about.

Loved the game! Played it again just a few years ago in an emulator. P.s. Am I the only one who have trouble hearing the audio?

I would totally help crowdfund an HD remake.