Beyond a Steel Sky instal the new software#
Beyond a Steel Sky instal the new windows#

Everywhere are terminals of Linc and the whole building is monitored by cameras and personal. However the exit downward is blocked, since the building is in the hand of Robert's opponent, of which we at first only know that it is a computer system named Linc. Our hero survives the crash unwounded and can escape.

Our hero Robert Forster is a prisoner in a helicopter, making a rough emergency landing on a gigantic building. Let us start with the intro: The game takes place sometime in the future in a totalitarian surveillance state. Thus a little bit of prehistory escapes the gamers, who have to find out about it more or less by themselves in the course of the game. Unfortunately the comic was saved on the newer game versions, which are usually part of compilations (Amiga Classix 3 or also Revolution Classic Adventures). Now it would be ridiculous, if we couldn't accomplish a snappy review for this gem.Īttached to the original game box is a comic book, narating a kind of introduction to the story. Well, the installation has been accomplished.

Beyond a Steel Sky instal the new software#

I should mention that one can alternatively download both the emulation software UAE and BASS free and legally from the internet. The installation was so easy that even I succeded in it. If this has happened, you only have to select your favourite game from a list as for example 'Beneath a Steel Sky' and play it to the early morning to the top of your bent. Now the emulator eagerly waits for you to start it. Afterwards the emulator software and all one hundred games are on your computer.

Beyond a Steel Sky instal the new windows#

Unfortunately I'm not used to DOS, but the installation of Amiga Classix and the Amiga version of the game under Windows is really easy. Behind this name nothing else is hiding than the emulation software UAE (which allows to play old Amiga games on a Windows/Mac computer) as well as one hundred compatible original games. I didn't believe anymore to be able to ever play BASS to the end, when I discovered the games compilation 'Amiga Classix 3' in a shop. But unfortunately I couldn't get the game run errorfree under Windows until now.

Besides that the screenshots still today look so impressing that they entice to play. By mircea_calarasu | Review Date: I always wanted to play the old comic adventure 'Beneath a Steel Sky', since it was made by Revolution, the developers of Broken Sword, whose first two parts still rank among my absolute favourite adventures.