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Join Rif the Fox and his companions Okk and Eeah on the adventure of your life! Inherit the Earth will transport you to a world of beauty and intrigue... Earth! The Orb of Storms has been stolen and Rif is accused. You have only days to help Rif get to the bottom of the mystery of the missing Orb. Your journey takes you to the Wild Lands, through hostile territories and ultimately to the ancient ruins of the legendary Humans.

Scores of Interactive Conversations.
Multiple 3-D Scrolling Maps.
Dozens of Challenging Puzzles.
Simple Point and Click Interface.
Cinematic Full Screen Animation.
Terrific Musical Scores and Sound Effects.

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Title: Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb
Genre: Adventure, Casual
Developer:
The Dreamers Guild
Publisher:
Nightdive Studios
Release Date: 2 Jan, 1994

English,German

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One of less known adventure games set in a lush world reminiscent of Brian Jacques Redwall series, Inhrerit the Earth offers a classic point&click tale to enjoy with your pre-teen kids. A rich story is interwoven with light humor and puzzles that are not too dificult yet feel rewarding to complete.

The only weakness of the game are the maze puzzles, which require you to draw up a map while navigating throughout a given maze of corridors. While this is not an uncommon feature to use in the early 90's adventure and rpg games, these puzzles serve to extend the playtime rather than enjoyment.. Classic point-and-click adventure game with everything you'd expect from a game made in the mid-90s: puzzles, nice sense of humour, talking animals (for the child that lives in you... or furry fellas in general!) and, what is in my opinion one of the best features of this game, fantastic voice acting. The game looks and feels like something out of a Disney movie, presenting a sweet cute storyline with charming characters from the very first scene.

As a 90s point-and-click game, expect lots of exploration and puzzle-solving that will require good amounts of trial and error - or just a keen eye. There's definitely no hand-holding, so don't be afraid to pick up a piece of paper and draw a map of the dungeons, if you need, or refer to the web as a last resort.

The only negative aspects of the game are the length and lack of replay value, since there's not much outside the main storyline and once you get to the end your next playthrough will take minutes. Also, the game was planned to have a sequel that never came, but the authors stayed true to their work and published a webcomic, which you can read for free on the internet. The comic sheds a different light on some events of the game and adds a plethora of new characters and adventures. The art is definitely not a strong point, but the world of Inherit the Earth is just too sweet and interesting, so I keep coming back to that comic. It's worth mentioning that the comic is still being published as I write this review!

All in all, I'd recommend this game to anyone who enjoys the 90s feeling of point-and-click adventures and is looking for a laidback experience.. One of less known adventure games set in a lush world reminiscent of Brian Jacques Redwall series, Inhrerit the Earth offers a classic point&click tale to enjoy with your pre-teen kids. A rich story is interwoven with light humor and puzzles that are not too dificult yet feel rewarding to complete.

The only weakness of the game are the maze puzzles, which require you to draw up a map while navigating throughout a given maze of corridors. While this is not an uncommon feature to use in the early 90's adventure and rpg games, these puzzles serve to extend the playtime rather than enjoyment.. This is a gem from the CD ROM era which was when I entered PC gaming

The sprite animation and character artwork is top notch for it's time and holds up to modern pixel games. It could have been made yesterday but it was published in 1994. It is also fully voice acted with lots of dialog.

The game itself is story driven, original, very innocent and corny to the point of being charming.. I can see where the term "Orbs" came from, my interest for the furry fandom compelled me to buy this game, though I couldn't get past the first part.

It's an amazing world, differently a game of it's time, and good for today!

The artwork is amazing as well, these programmers where furries, if they aren't around today, I haven't checked out wikifur on this.. Classic point-and-click adventure game with everything you'd expect from a game made in the mid-90s: puzzles, nice sense of humour, talking animals (for the child that lives in you... or furry fellas in general!) and, what is in my opinion one of the best features of this game, fantastic voice acting. The game looks and feels like something out of a Disney movie, presenting a sweet cute storyline with charming characters from the very first scene.

As a 90s point-and-click game, expect lots of exploration and puzzle-solving that will require good amounts of trial and error - or just a keen eye. There's definitely no hand-holding, so don't be afraid to pick up a piece of paper and draw a map of the dungeons, if you need, or refer to the web as a last resort.

The only negative aspects of the game are the length and lack of replay value, since there's not much outside the main storyline and once you get to the end your next playthrough will take minutes. Also, the game was planned to have a sequel that never came, but the authors stayed true to their work and published a webcomic, which you can read for free on the internet. The comic sheds a different light on some events of the game and adds a plethora of new characters and adventures. The art is definitely not a strong point, but the world of Inherit the Earth is just too sweet and interesting, so I keep coming back to that comic. It's worth mentioning that the comic is still being published as I write this review!

All in all, I'd recommend this game to anyone who enjoys the 90s feeling of point-and-click adventures and is looking for a laidback experience.. We traveled here through the reaches of space,
We traveled here to dance on your face.. Has foxes, must buy!. One of the few 90s video games that can unreservedly call itself a furry game -- Lisa Jennings, furry since 1982, apparently inspired the game when the creators saw her artwork -- its big ambitions were ultimately constrained by the budget and the publisher to make an inoffensive bare-bones experience. Play it if you love animal characters or you read the webcomic.. Had this game on the Macintosh in the mid to late 90's, when I was a little kid! I'm currently doing a brand new runthrough of this Steam release, and really hoping to catch up on the extended comic story/lore before the second game comes out.

Anyways, the big deal with this title IMO is its genuinely good voice acting on CD versions (which, thankfully, this is!), interesting isometric playfield POV, and almost "Monkey Island" style adventure system.
Some would get thrown off by the common Adventure game problems ("Where do I go?", "What items should I be having at this specific point?", etc.) and its general difficulty/labyrinths, but thankfully this release gives us some extra goodies...

What's not even ADVERTISED in this version is the fact that not only does this include the game and manual, but it also includes an extensive official walkthrough guide ("Adventurer's Guide"), but ALSO the original concept art used in the production of this game! How awesome is that!?

(Also definitely worth mentioning: Apparently this game was/is quite popular with the furry community, if that's your thing! Nonetheless, it's a great adventure game for furries and non-furries alike! :P)