Sound and music are wonderful, adding much to the wonderfully bizarre fairy tale of a story. Not traps or anything like that, but close spaces between walls and rocks almost surely trapped Twinsen, causing me to reload a saved game. I also found many places that Twinsen could jump into where there was absolutely no way of getting out again. On the negative side, the graphics do clip a lot, anytime a character gets anywhere near a wall or structure, the character's body part protrudes through the wall. The look is positively fairy tale in nature, and one not just for the kiddies. Light sourcing is excellent, and some of the special effects are absolutely breathtaking, the protection spell jumping to mind immediately. Everything is rendered in 3D so smooth that in most places you can't even see the polygons. French developer Adeline reprises their 3/4 isometric action adventure in wonderful detail here. The game takes many interesting twists and turns before coming to it's ultimate conclusion. As he gets deeper and deeper into his investigation, Twinsen uncovers a plot that threatens to destroy the planet Twinsun itself, along with all of it's inhabitants! Twinsen's adventure takes him to neighboring islands, and to the aliens' home planet of Zelich as he desperately tries to uncover the details of the kidnappings, get the children and wizards back safely, and ultimately stop the destruction of Twinsun. As the hero of Twinsun, Twinsen once again sets out to save the day. Under the guise of peace, the Esmers come to Twinsun and kidnap all of Twinsun's wizards and children. This time the threat comes in the form of an alien invasion. Apparently enough time has passed that his heroics are needed once again. In Relentless, Twinsen saved the population of his home planet, Twinsun. Our favorite hero, Twinsen is back again and in wonderful form. Twinsen's Odyssey is the second game in the 'Little Big Adventure' series that came on the scene a couple of years ago under the name 'Relentless'.
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