books by Sierra On-Line (expansion designer woodruff)

books by Sierra On-Line

books:

1 review
Roberta Williams

IBM / Sierra On-Line, 1984

1st & best
Rare original version of the computer game consistently ranked one of the top 10 of all time. The first "3D" adventure game.

Aces of the Deep Expansion Disk
Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1995

New weapons and new waters . . . the most desperate battle of WWII continues--between September 1939 and May 1945 Germany launched over 1,000 U-boats into combat against the Allies. These submersible war machines prowled the stormy seas, striking without warning as deadly phantoms of the deep. This expansion disk brings experienced Aces of the Deep U-boat Captain a fearsome new weapon and challenging new waters. From the Atlantic to the ...

Phantasmagoria

6 reviews
On-Line Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1995

WOW!
This is the best game i've ever played. The characters, the story, the manson, the music..... it's just perfect. I wish the music would come on an audio CD, 'cause it is so beautyful, and yet so... frightening, my bestfriend gets the creeps just by the music. The actors are great, I don't understand why some people say they're not and well.... It is just a perfect game. BUY IT TODAY!

Woodruff and the Schnibble

1 review
On-Line Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1995

Amazon, this is not a book, but the best adventure game ever
I have to admit it, I bought this game 8 years ago because the packaging looked so nice. I started playing it immediately and I discovered that this is the best adventure game I ever played. It's funny, absorbing, and beautiful. There are lots and lots of great puzzles inside it, and you always feel great achievement when you solve something (since it is always hard to solve something). I'm ...

Kings Quest V 5: Absence Makes The Heart Go Yonder [PC]

2 reviews

Sierra On-Line

KING'S QUEST V -- NES REVIEW
Recently I've been thinking back . . . about the good ole days of video-games on the old Nintendo Entertainment System and what games struck me as absolutely fun and memorable. Here's one of them! What I remember most about Kings Quest V was how different it was from other games at that time and how well it was made. The puzzles were certainly challenging at times, but also fun. There was one ...

Land Designer 3D

3 reviews
On-Line Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1996

Cumbersome, but beats pencil and paper.
I found the program a little cumbersome to use, but some of that may be my fault. I found myself dropping dragging each one of the 160 trees for my 2 acre layout. But making changes was easier than starting from scratch with pencil and paper. Once you get done, it has a great walk/fly-thru feature where you can preview the property in 3-D. You can also see what it will look like in say 5 ...

Incredible Machine V3.0

2 reviews
On-Line Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1996

hours of brain bending fun
This is one of those stealth games that nobody seems to have heard of. But it's spread from person to person among the geeks and it's a lot of fun. This is like Hasbro for adults. You will spend hours and hours playing this. It's a lot of fun for groups too. People will be fighting for the keyboard when they're not scratching their heads trying to figure out how to solve THIS puzzle.

Aces of the Deep

1 review
Sierra

Sierra on Line, 1994

Torpedoes Away!
Every now and again, a simulation comes along that commands respect by delivering variable degrees of realism coupled with really good AI (Artificial Intelligence) and lots of replayability. Aces Of The Deep is one of them. More than 10 years after its release, I find myself returning to it again and again, and I never seem to tire of it. Why? Well, AOTD is blessed with a good design...good ...