Reksio i Kretes: Tajemnica Trzeciego Wymiaru PC

Reksio and Kretes - The Mystery of the Third Dimension is another product with a well-known and liked, nice dog in the main role, created by Aidem Media for young computer users (since 6 years). This production is a stand-alone addition of a logical and arcade character to the series about the adventures of Mexico, for the installation of which you do not need earlier games from the cycle. In order to play successfully, it is not required to know the content of the predecessors.

The plot presented in this edition is as follows: in the middle of the night, Rexia and his friends, Cretes and Rooster the Inventor, awakens some mysterious sound coming from a nearby forest. Driven by curiosity, the characters decide to get to the source of the noise - on a forest clearing they find a powerful black monolith of unknown origin. Regardless of the possible danger, Kretes touches the surface of the mysterious monolith, at the same time all three of them are drawn into the depths of the third dimension.

Of course, the player's task is to help the heroes to get out of the trap and to discover by whom they were abducted. The creators of the program have prepared as many as 54 labyrinths - levels to pass, and in overcoming each of them unique skills and specific features of all heroes will be helpful, e.g. Reksio can climb on ladders or move objects, Kretes operates lifts and blocks emitters of particles, while the Inventor's Rooster flies, can push balls or roll boxes.

The whole fun was, as a standard, complemented by a dose of humour. This production, like its predecessors, does not contain scenes of violence. On the other hand, the graphic design was changed - the title third dimension "crept in" not only to the feature layer, but also to the visual layer of the program. In contrast to earlier versions of the cycle, which were presented in 2D graphics, the described product "moved" the characters into a three-dimensional space.

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Last updated on 28 April 2008