Amiga Longplay [330] Curse of Enchantia

PLOT: "You take part of a twentieth century kid who has been snatched off to this magical world. The idea is that a witch needs a young boy as an ingredient in a rejuvenation potion - you are the unlikely target. Once you get there the witch has you taken off to the dungeons where you are to be held (upside down in manacles) until she is ready for the spell. The aim of the game is to (surprise) kill the witch and dash back to one's own time."
One of my favorite games from my childhood (still own the original, like loads of other Amiga games, never threw the boxes or manuals out, like many sadly did and only kept the disks, I kept it all, yay for me!). Sure, it doesn't have the music (or slightly improved graphics) of the PC version, but it's still pretty good :).
I find it interesting that at 28:19, the door won't open if I yell the words there, I have to stand at the edge of the cliff to the right for some reason. Maybe it had better acoustics there or something? Guess it's just how the spell works, it needed the extra echo or something.
I was stuck on the sleeping goblin for a while, no matter what I tried - the ground kept making a cracking noise so he would wake up. Turns out (I guess, as this is what worked every time I tried it after I noticed) I have to wait a while first and not just go at him the second he closes his eyes. So... he apparently need to sleep for a bit before I can move without noise.
In the library at 01:00:14, I'm supposed to pull a book in the second to left aisle for the entrance in the aisle to the right of it to open, but it doesn't work for some reason. The book shows up when I use the pull option, but I just get the thumb down. However, one can just walk into the "door" anyway, but for some reason not before I've scrolled to the end of the right side of the screen (no, scrolling to the right first still won't make the pulling of the book work).

[@MarquisDeSang]

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[@iamironclaw]

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[@JensenBrosGaming]

I absolutely loved this game. Although a lot of the point and click games on the Amiga were great. Personal favourite was Lure of the Temptress.

[@iamironclaw]

My personal favorite is Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.