the game had my imagination on full. idk why the music helps with such things so much. i remember just pausing frightened at screens considering my path and being genuinely engaged. crashing that one mirror and ending up in deep space freaked me out.
One of my all-time favorite NES games. With the save system and limited torches, it was a little stressful! Eventually we were close to the end but stuck. I actually paid money and called the Nintendo Power help line (after begging the parents for permission) and got the clue for how to get past the area. I don't remember exactly where we were stuck, but I remember the "Game Counselor" gave me a hint for the final boss: "Attack the wrong one and you'll be true blue, but hit the right one and you'll be tickled pink." Such a great game, thanks for letting me relive it once again.
To be honest, I wasn’t born in the generation of NES or Sega but my dad introduced my to these types of games when I was younger and this was one of the first Nes games I played which I managed to finish! It was an amazing game
This game made me buy a NES again two weeks ago Greatly addictive Managed to get hold of Star Wars, Defender of the Crown and Castlevania 3 as well... Perfect recipe for hours of trips down Memory Lane...
Absolutely loved this game. I couldn't get very far. I remember when the Nintendo Power magazine came out with a shadowgate walkthrough. I followed it to a T lol. Amazed as a child my memory, as I went back several times and played it through without the walkthrough. There must be 300 precise steps/moves to take to beat this game.
Ah man, this game takes me back. I played this game when I was in middle school. Me and a friend were playing it and would give each other tips. I was the one who was ahead and gave him tips on how to proceed most of the time. When I reached the warlock lord I got stuck. Imagine my surprise the next day when my friend told me how he beat the game. I didn’t believe him, but when I got home I followed his advice and beat the game as well.
Fuck me sideways. "Longplay" is right. Trying to pick up anything is a quest in and of itself. "You can't take it!!" I imagine him standing there struggling, awkwardly thrusting his arm, grabbing at everything around the item he's trying to take.
For me personally, Shadowgate was the best title from ICOM Simulations to be bestowed on the NES! Yes, Deja Vu and Uninvited are just as respectable. But for me, Shadowgate is tops with me!
Deja Vu is the better game without the stupid torch mechanic -- although I remember getting permanently stuck in Deja Vu after fiddling with the wrong medicine
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 I would love to see it. They had SOMETHING since we got some screen shots. If one turns up I hope some rich @sshole doesn't snap it up to put in his "look how big my d*ck is I'm never showing anyone else this game" collection.
Thank you for this! I remember getting this game when we bought the console, we got but so far, and for years we left it until my brother found a walk-through book, we FINALLY finished the game.
This game is very cryptic that torch i could not take i thought it was there for design i would have never guess you had to use it and move it for a door to appear i bet when nintendo had game counsellors there phone lines where probably flooded with people asking for help in this game lol 😆
Unfortunately, I'm still waiting for the Android version :( Steam got a few months head start. The mobile version should be available before the end of the year.
Hehe. This game was a bit too much for 8 year old years ago. Still remember this one! And that soundtrack... And haha had forgotten that batman-like *POW* effect
I've been looking for this game for so long. I used to play this on the NES when I was like 5 years old. I Always wanted to know how this game was called and I accidently found it again!
Same i am sure this is the game that pissed me off as a 5 year old and their is only a few point and click on NES , so i to am happy to have found her as well , now i need to download it and get some closure , : )
I loved this game as a kid but I could never remember the name of it. Until finally today I found it. Thank you for posting this walk down memory lane.
I don't think I could actually play this again for my own benefit, having played it myself when I was but a wee lad, and having seen it so many times in playthrough, and now this longplay. However, I think once my kids are old enough to appreciate puzzle adventure games, I'd gladly sit with them on this. It's a pretty exciting and creepy game when you're a kid, where every wrong move could lead to a gruesome death. And figuring out the puzzles are very rewarding.
I remember getting this game and Faxanadu for my summer games. I dreamt of Willow and Final Fantasy that summer as well, but could only get two games. Faxanadu was great as well. I don't regret my decision. Those two are now in my reminiscing past and not the other two...
I spent so many hours into this game as a kid. Still i managed to clear only few rooms. It was very hard back then because i did not understand english. Great memories.
I've just finished watching a video about Mike Tyson's punch out...brought back many memories about game play. I still own this game shadowgate....no counsel anymore...but I still have the game. I never did beat this game...rented it many many times....long after being an adult I picked up the game out of nostalgia....I'm pretty excited about this video!
Playing this as a kid, I thought the helpful wizard at 15:35 had a gray face, and pointed nose jutting to the right, like he was some sort of Spy Vs Spy character. Watching it again, I guess that's supposed to be a beard blowing in the wind.
Did you know if you get stuck, in every room you can press the start or select button to see if any hints are available. If so they will be given in the text window. I had this game when I was a kid in the early 90's, I was able to get really far with trial and error but could never beat it. Since I had the manual, I was able to read the getting hints paragraph on page 11. Now that I'm older, I totally forgot about this. When I repurchased my NES, I got all the games I had as a kid. Shadowgate came with a manual, and I was able to rediscover this simple tip. Over the years I eventually bought the entire series Deja Vu, Shadowgate, and Uninvited. Which were all pc games that were ported by Kemco to the NES. Anyways your able to use this tip in all 3 of the NES games.
I used to play this at my cousin's house. Scared the pants off me but also entranced me. Sadly yesterday I had to take the TV which I played this through to a recycling centre here in North Wales. The small Philips TV had one aerial socket, and that's all that mattered.
I can't believe it's been 25 years since I sat in my bedroom, in front of my old 13" tv, clutching my NES controller with all my might playing Shadowgate, while the hair on the back of my neck stood straight up! You don't get that kind of experience from a video game anymore. My son won't play a point and click game for any longer than a few minutes. I just can't get him to realize what he's missing out on.
Chef Danger I guess i was raised very well because i first played a video game on my uncle’s nes and was hooked for life, i still play old games like this.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 Me too. I'd love to see Uninvited and Deja Vu get the same treatment. My son is now 16, and I still can't get him into point and clicks.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 The Shadowgate remake gave me that same feeling I had when I played the original as kid. Every hair on my body (and there are much more of them now) standing straight up!
@HiddenInTheTruth Holy crap, I just realized that the tune the flute plays is the theme from Deja Vu. I know it is the same company, i just didn't catch the tribute before.
I had a hard time figureing out alot of things on this game hard as crap. I still got this game myself but never did beat it. 50 mintues is short for this game that would take others hours of gameplay trying to figure out this puzzle of many strategies I remember that De Javu game its sort of like this I actually beat it but it wasn't as long as this one.
OMG that's how you beat this game! I spent hours mucking about and constantly dying. I'm surprised it's actually so short. It was a great game though. Thanks for the upload!
@HiddenInTheTruth Actually, once I saw she was a wolf I kept trying to give her the skull or the bone from the dragon room thinking that would appease her so I could take the...whatever that thing is supposed to be...
it's been sooo long time since i watched my mom play this... #nostalgia i tried playing this couple weeks ago and i'm still stuck at 17:30. NOT GONNA WATCH MORE THAN THAT TO SEE HOW TO GET PAST IT
@ Eji, yeah I remember that video game. It was called Beyond Shadowgate. It was okay but it wasn't that great. I want a real sequel though. Shadowgate II is what I want. Something that is just as good as Part One if not better. Another video game that is similar which also deserved a real, good sequel was the Immortal. In a way, that one was a true spiritual successor to Shadowgate.
Please do Deja Vu. I don't care which user, so long as it is cubex55 that posts it. Everyone else speeds through the text, thus ruining the game for the viewer. This Shadowgate run was splendid, and I never once had to pause to understand what happened. So thank you schdephy.
Ohh my god how many hours iv spent on this game. Figuring out everything and restarts when the torch went out. And how proud I was after years I finerly made it. And I was the most popular guy in school by pressing me for answers how to beat the game. But I only gave hints. But my game was in swedish since I'm from Sweden.
I would love to have this game again. I was highly disappointed with the Wii classic games, because they don't have this game or many others I thought I would be able to play again.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 I did manage to find it somewhere online, and I did play it to the end, but I love the game, and the music. I could play it again, and still enjoy it. It's a true classic for me. 😁
I really enjoyed this game. I did not grow up with it so I didn't have the manual or anything but I can't understand how anybody would have figure this out on their own lol. I never would have thought of setting fire to the rug for example lol
I died so many times running into that slime. If you are backtracking there is no way to avoid it "You try to pass the slime but it engulfs your body, dissolving it in seconds..." Don't ever open the slime casket!
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an underappreciated game with some of the best music.
This game got remade through a kickstarter back in 2012 and came out in 2014 for pc. This year it came out for ps4, x1 and switch.
YES
the game had my imagination on full. idk why the music helps with such things so much. i remember just pausing frightened at screens considering my path and being genuinely engaged.
crashing that one mirror and ending up in deep space freaked me out.
One of my all-time favorite NES games. With the save system and limited torches, it was a little stressful! Eventually we were close to the end but stuck. I actually paid money and called the Nintendo Power help line (after begging the parents for permission) and got the clue for how to get past the area. I don't remember exactly where we were stuck, but I remember the "Game Counselor" gave me a hint for the final boss: "Attack the wrong one and you'll be true blue, but hit the right one and you'll be tickled pink." Such a great game, thanks for letting me relive it once again.
Lol I did that too when I was 5.
5:09 was the part I couldn't figure out and was terrified
One of the best games ever made. The sound engine for this title was also perfection.
Half the challenge of this game was getting the damn cursor to point at the tiny objects in the HUD
Yeah. Games like these are very much easier with a mouse of some kind.
@@dragishawk9564 It was originally a Mac game back in 1987 when it was first released.
To be honest, I wasn’t born in the generation of NES or Sega but my dad introduced my to these types of games when I was younger and this was one of the first Nes games I played which I managed to finish! It was an amazing game
Definitely one of my favorites to the NES. This game actually managed to scare me as a kid with it's eerie atmosphere.
Fun fact: you can burn away all the rugs and carpets in the game by using the lit torch on them. It’s only useful on one, but it’s a nice touch.
This game made me buy a NES again two weeks ago
Greatly addictive
Managed to get hold of Star Wars, Defender of the Crown and Castlevania 3 as well...
Perfect recipe for hours of trips down Memory Lane...
Thank you for giving me closure on this game. Cheers!
lmao
Too scared to finish it huh?
@@Adino1 Probably got stuck somewhere near the end and never got to finish it
I adore this game! The music and atmosphere are so immersive. My best childhood memories of the NES are from this game
The descriptions that are narrated to you are very hilarious at times.
HAHAHA! The flute music was the first notes from Deja Vu's theme.
The images in this game were super scary for me at the time when i played this as a kid 😂
That intro music still chills me to the bones.
You’d think that the music at 6:02 would give you chills, because it gives the impression of Clinton stalking you
Absolutely loved this game. I couldn't get very far. I remember when the Nintendo Power magazine came out with a shadowgate walkthrough. I followed it to a T lol. Amazed as a child my memory, as I went back several times and played it through without the walkthrough. There must be 300 precise steps/moves to take to beat this game.
It's been 30 years since I've played this. I'm long long overdue.
Me and my brother used to love finding gems like this and Deja Vu at flea markets for 2 bucks!
So I was reading a list of the top 100 NES games and this game was ranked #60, and I had never heard of it so now I'm here
RyanRotom12 Do you like what you see?
Ah man, this game takes me back. I played this game when I was in middle school. Me and a friend were playing it and would give each other tips. I was the one who was ahead and gave him tips on how to proceed most of the time. When I reached the warlock lord I got stuck. Imagine my surprise the next day when my friend told me how he beat the game. I didn’t believe him, but when I got home I followed his advice and beat the game as well.
I used to do dumb things like use the broom on the cyclops haha!
lol
+Duke Nukem what would you like to use this on?
I used to do dumb things like use big coin with well,wait a minuite..
Sikario40 LOL same
Lol
This is one game that keep you busy for hour and hours
but can you save the game to play later or not?
hi there Yes, the game used a battery inside the cartridge to save progress
Man I'm sorry I missed this game growing up. I remember seeing it in the toy store and always wondered how it was. Thank you!
This was the first game I think I ever played, but it was on Mac. Such a magical atmosphere, such good music.
Fuck me sideways. "Longplay" is right. Trying to pick up anything is a quest in and of itself. "You can't take it!!" I imagine him standing there struggling, awkwardly thrusting his arm, grabbing at everything around the item he's trying to take.
For me personally, Shadowgate was the best title from ICOM Simulations to be bestowed on the NES! Yes, Deja Vu and Uninvited are just as respectable.
But for me, Shadowgate is tops with me!
I will never not be upset we didn't get the NES port of Deja Vu 2 though.
Deja Vu is the better game without the stupid torch mechanic -- although I remember getting permanently stuck in Deja Vu after fiddling with the wrong medicine
Sydney Carton You can take the medicine out of the capsules.
orchNEStra I wonder if a prototype still exists.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 I would love to see it. They had SOMETHING since we got some screen shots. If one turns up I hope some rich @sshole doesn't snap it up to put in his "look how big my d*ck is I'm never showing anyone else this game" collection.
39:04
* Sees the troll is back with spear on hand *
"Goddamn it, Grim Reaper! You had one job!"
Thank you for this! I remember getting this game when we bought the console, we got but so far, and for years we left it until my brother found a walk-through book, we FINALLY finished the game.
I also needed the help of a tip book when I got stuck as a kid lol. So many memories
This game was hard as hell to beat.
This game is very cryptic that torch i could not take i thought it was there for design i would have never guess you had to use it and move it for a door to appear i bet when nintendo had game counsellors there phone lines where probably flooded with people asking for help in this game lol 😆
Many games from the NES era were like that tbh. Much easier to make the game harder rather than pushing the limits of the console with more content.
I absolutely love how the flute sound is the background music in another NES game "Deja Vu".
Omg I love the music. So nostalgic. Cant wait for the remake. I hope you guys are supporting the kickstarter :)
kickstarter?? whoa, link us please! :)
www.kickstarter.com/projects/zojoi/shadowgate
I don't know if I can link this here but if it gets taken out, just google: Kickstarter Shadowgate
WE'RE ALMOST THERE!!!! WE ARE A MERE 8 DAYS AWAY FROM RELEASE!!!!
Matt Steiger It's here and its glorious I have never had a more nostalgic feel in quite some time.
Unfortunately, I'm still waiting for the Android version :(
Steam got a few months head start. The mobile version should be available before the end of the year.
Hehe. This game was a bit too much for 8 year old years ago. Still remember this one! And that soundtrack... And haha had forgotten that batman-like *POW* effect
I remember playing this when I was a kid, and I could not for the life of me figure out how to get through the first door. it haunted me forever.
I've been looking for this game for so long. I used to play this on the NES when I was like 5 years old. I Always wanted to know how this game was called and I accidently found it again!
Same i am sure this is the game that pissed me off as a 5 year old and their is only a few point and click on NES , so i to am happy to have found her as well , now i need to download it and get some closure , : )
I loved this game as a kid but I could never remember the name of it. Until finally today I found it. Thank you for posting this walk down memory lane.
Dude that was obviously a bellows. ;) Played the game perfectly to that point!
This game brings back so many memories... And the music is fantastic
I don't think I could actually play this again for my own benefit, having played it myself when I was but a wee lad, and having seen it so many times in playthrough, and now this longplay.
However, I think once my kids are old enough to appreciate puzzle adventure games, I'd gladly sit with them on this. It's a pretty exciting and creepy game when you're a kid, where every wrong move could lead to a gruesome death. And figuring out the puzzles are very rewarding.
One of the most underrated nes games out there.
I remember getting this game and Faxanadu for my summer games. I dreamt of Willow and Final Fantasy that summer as well, but could only get two games. Faxanadu was great as well. I don't regret my decision. Those two are now in my reminiscing past and not the other two...
Deja Vu! Also worth checking out is Uninvited, all made by the same developer.
Loved this game! I used to die on purpose as the demon thing that pops up scared the shit out of my brother.
Should have been on NES Classic Mini :-(
Henry Jones Jr. I have it by putting the iso file via usb
Yes ! that is blasphemy it wasnt on mini classic nes.
totally agree love this game. just hearing the opening music brings back memories.
@@shitchops you should look up what the word blasphemy means so you don't sound like a fool who over exaggerates everything
That reminds me, there's a new revamped Shadowgate for computers out now. And you'll have to do a few things different if you wanna beat it.
I spent so many hours into this game as a kid. Still i managed to clear only few rooms. It was very hard back then because i did not understand english. Great memories.
I like the way you guys always treat the opening music.
Why is the music so damn good, like my god. These games were always so much fun and I had a blast playing them on NES.
One of my favorite original NES games outside Deja Vu..
I've just finished watching a video about Mike Tyson's punch out...brought back many memories about game play. I still own this game shadowgate....no counsel anymore...but I still have the game. I never did beat this game...rented it many many times....long after being an adult I picked up the game out of nostalgia....I'm pretty excited about this video!
This game honestly scared me as a kid.
T-Bone Uninvited, another game that was made by the same developers is even worse.
why ? were you a pussy ?
Playing this as a kid, I thought the helpful wizard at 15:35 had a gray face, and pointed nose jutting to the right, like he was some sort of Spy Vs Spy character. Watching it again, I guess that's supposed to be a beard blowing in the wind.
Nick Vanderpool Wizard Vs Wizard would make an interesting game.
Did you know if you get stuck, in every room you can press the start or select button to see if any hints are available. If so they will be given in the text window. I had this game when I was a kid in the early 90's, I was able to get really far with trial and error but could never beat it. Since I had the manual, I was able to read the getting hints paragraph on page 11. Now that I'm older, I totally forgot about this. When I repurchased my NES, I got all the games I had as a kid. Shadowgate came with a manual, and I was able to rediscover this simple tip. Over the years I eventually bought the entire series Deja Vu, Shadowgate, and Uninvited. Which were all pc games that were ported by Kemco to the NES. Anyways your able to use this tip in all 3 of the NES games.
This game always creeped me out!
Drew Blanche Uninvited was more scarier to me.
Finally closure for a game I couldn’t beat as a kid
I used to play this at my cousin's house. Scared the pants off me but also entranced me.
Sadly yesterday I had to take the TV which I played this through to a recycling centre here in North Wales.
The small Philips TV had one aerial socket, and that's all that mattered.
The remake of Shadowgate has been relesead on Steam, it was made by the original creators. You should check it out!
the ending is worth wating for, lovely game deja vu 1 2 too in same genre
no shit sherlock. are you the new sherlock holmes ? you have an eye for details XD
I can't believe it's been 25 years since I sat in my bedroom, in front of my old 13" tv, clutching my NES controller with all my might playing Shadowgate, while the hair on the back of my neck stood straight up! You don't get that kind of experience from a video game anymore. My son won't play a point and click game for any longer than a few minutes. I just can't get him to realize what he's missing out on.
Chef Danger I guess i was raised very well because i first played a video game on my uncle’s nes and was hooked for life, i still play old games like this.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 It has now been 32 years. The remake is amazing, just in case you haven't played it.
Chef Danger Yes i have played it and have really enjoyed it. I hope they remake the other Macventures.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 Me too. I'd love to see Uninvited and Deja Vu get the same treatment. My son is now 16, and I still can't get him into point and clicks.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 The Shadowgate remake gave me that same feeling I had when I played the original as kid. Every hair on my body (and there are much more of them now) standing straight up!
One of my all time favorite NES games. :)
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT
@HiddenInTheTruth Holy crap, I just realized that the tune the flute plays is the theme from Deja Vu. I know it is the same company, i just didn't catch the tribute before.
Thanks for taking the time to do this video. I have never seen the ending.
this games music kicks ass.
You can't take it!
The most annoying thing to hear in this entire game yet the thing you hear the most
Great...just great:) Thanks for the wonderful longplays!
I have always loved that first door.
Me: Open Skull Above Door
Game: MAGIC!
The music is haunting.
I had a hard time figureing out alot of things on this game hard as crap. I still got this game myself but never did beat it. 50 mintues is short for this game that would take others hours of gameplay trying to figure out this puzzle of many strategies I remember that De Javu game its sort of like this I actually beat it but it wasn't as long as this one.
I love this game and can easily breeze through it in about 25 min :)
Trial and Error: the Game
Jesse Youngblood There were 3 more of these
Loved this game!
GITCY: It’S gOoD fOr YoUr SpLeEn!
A remake is available in the PSN store.
6:01, The moment Bill Clinton stalks you.
Lol, caddy was right
One of the original point and click adventures. Love it to peaces.
OMG that's how you beat this game! I spent hours mucking about and constantly dying. I'm surprised it's actually so short. It was a great game though. Thanks for the upload!
pirates know the background music too well
Mundane05 the game you're thinking of us called "the uninvited" I loved that game and beat it before shadowgate.
LOVED this game, I liked the sort of "Choose Your Own Adventure" games Nintendo would put out.
ladycplum Nintendo didn’t make these
Skeletor approves of this game.
@HiddenInTheTruth Actually, once I saw she was a wolf I kept trying to give her the skull or the bone from the dragon room thinking that would appease her so I could take the...whatever that thing is supposed to be...
it's been sooo long time since i watched my mom play this... #nostalgia i tried playing this couple weeks ago and i'm still stuck at 17:30. NOT GONNA WATCH MORE THAN THAT TO SEE HOW TO GET PAST IT
epriiih Did you get past it?
I woulda never figured that out in a million years
Sydney Carton Get the power, Nintendo power!
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 Those Nintendo Power Metroid maps were so useful
I still have this game.. too bad I don't have a working NES or one of those clones like a YoBo... :(
This was such an awesome video game. It should have gotten a sequel decades ago.
There was a Shadowgate for the N64... not saying it was good, but... there were sequels
@ Eji, yeah I remember that video game. It was called Beyond Shadowgate. It was okay but it wasn't that great. I want a real sequel though. Shadowgate II is what I want. Something that is just as good as Part One if not better. Another video game that is similar which also deserved a real, good sequel was the Immortal. In a way, that one was a true spiritual successor to Shadowgate.
Please do Deja Vu. I don't care which user, so long as it is cubex55 that posts it. Everyone else speeds through the text, thus ruining the game for the viewer. This Shadowgate run was splendid, and I never once had to pause to understand what happened. So thank you schdephy.
When I was a kid I got stuck on this game. Nice to see how to playthrough
Ohh my god how many hours iv spent on this game. Figuring out everything and restarts when the torch went out. And how proud I was after years I finerly made it. And I was the most popular guy in school by pressing me for answers how to beat the game. But I only gave hints. But my game was in swedish since I'm from Sweden.
gaming during the clinton years.
one of my ole favorites!
Ahhhh, Shadowgate. Thank you for teaching us that trolls either get spears to the dome or literally ghosted. No coin for you!
Este es el comentario en Español que esperabas encontrar.
Excelente juego. Bonitas memorias. Ya de mas grande que aprendí ingles por fin tuvo sentido
Gaming in the Clinton years
You watch an English bloke talk about crash bandicoot as well I see
I would love to have this game again. I was highly disappointed with the Wii classic games, because they don't have this game or many others I thought I would be able to play again.
Mojosfire Did you ever play it once again?
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 I did manage to find it somewhere online, and I did play it to the end, but I love the game, and the music. I could play it again, and still enjoy it. It's a true classic for me. 😁
Mojosfire If you want more there is a remake and also 3 other games in the same style made by the same people but with a different setting.
@@donkeykongisytpooping3002 great!
Mojosfire There were also two sequels to ShadowGate but they don’t play like this and are very rare games.
I really enjoyed this game. I did not grow up with it so I didn't have the manual or anything but I can't understand how anybody would have figure this out on their own lol. I never would have thought of setting fire to the rug for example lol
They should bring back these kind of games for the switch , keep them the same
randy silver :Yeah they should’ve but instead on the Switch NES Online along with two classics Uninvited, and DejaVu!
Only game wit a casket full of acidic green slime shit was fked up lol
I died so many times running into that slime. If you are backtracking there is no way to avoid it "You try to pass the slime but it engulfs your body, dissolving it in seconds..." Don't ever open the slime casket!
This is just like the Fighting Fantasy books....
Steam offers all of the games in this series as well for a pretty cheap price.
How r u supposed to figure out to use the star or the dragon , or a lot of these . Trial and error?
What is the wolf creature posing as the woman at 31:44? I’ve never heard of any such fantasy creature.
Excellent work! Classic game!
@bl00derly Oh yes. But also my gamepad is not the best one, so I had some problems at the beginning of this game. :(