It is definitely one of Sierra's best games, which unfortunately, is not very popular. Torin's Passage is definitely a game I remember fondly. Overall, the music/voices is very good for this game. The characters are played by voice actors, so instead of reading a text throughout the game, you can listen to their voices as they tell the story.
However, I think the music is perfect for the game, 90's style or not. The music for this game is pleasant and fair quality, but as for the style you can definitely tell it's from the early 90's. There are many challenging puzzles as well as easier ones, that really anyone of any age can enjoy. But, rather than a type-in control like in KQ I-VI, it is more similar to KQVII where you basically point and click to command Torin through his adventure. It is, after all, made by Sierra, just like the KQ games. The actual gameplay is similar to the King's Quest games, most specifically KQVII. There are so many parts that I remember well that I laughed out loud to, all original and pop culture reference jokes that sparked laughter for the player and all entertained by watching. Torin's Passage is probably the funniest and wittiest game I remember from my childhood. This game is strictly cartoon and although the scenery is slightly pixelated, (which when I am playing through it, does not bother me,) the charm and personality of each character and movement is definitely worth playing through. But, if you are like me, you will fall instantly in love with the personification the tooney-ness gives each object and character. If you're the type that likes the 3-D imagery and computer graphics, then the graphic design for this game is probably not for you. Do not request a download if you have under 10 posts. All characters and scenery are hand drawn and animated, which gives the game a lot of personality. REQ Torin's Passage (for MS-DOS / Windows 3.x) Download requests and offers should be made in this forum.
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