The Neverhood (complete disk image)

This is my favorite computer game ever. It\'s a claymation adventure game from 1996 with strange scenery and a plot loosely based on the Book of Mormon (although the creator, Douglas TenNapel, was not a Mormon himself). Being claymation, the graphics are very good (albeit in low resolution and only 256 colors - this IS a game from 1996, after all), but the music and cutscenes are also excellent, and there\'s a lot of atmosphere.

This is a disk image with ALL cutscenes and music intact, and not some low-grade rip. Run it by either burning it to a CD (I use IMGBurn; it\'s freeware) or mounting it in a virtual drive (I use VirtualCloneDrive, which is also freeware).

A word of warning: there\'s a bug that makes one of the game\'s puzzles unsolveable if you do one of the steps without the proper preparation. Over by the Cannon Monument (the giant gun with a bird on top), there\'s a screen in the wall with a button underneath. DO NOT PUSH THAT BUTTON, unless you are ready with a pencil and paper to write down what it displays. When it\'s pushed, it displays a symbol, and pushing it repeatedly displays a sequence of symbols that\'s necessary later on in the game. The problem is that it doesn\'t reset the sequence, so you can accidentally get it all out-of-sync (say, by pressing the button a few times and leaving) and screw up the game. Again, I\'m certain that it\'s a bug, but it could make your game unwinnable (unless you brute-force the puzzle later on by starting once on each symbol of the sequence, but that would take a very long time). While writing down the sequence, make sure to note which symbol plays a synthesizer sample when displayed; it\'s important.

Have fun!