About Loomian Legacy:
Bottom Line: I’m glad to have shared this with my kids, but sad to have tarnished my own childhood memories of it. If you haven’t played it, you should; if you have, keep it safely glazed in nostalgia. Years ago, I played the EGA version of Loom. It came in a box with a book-on-tape that described the setting and the game’s backstory and a lovely and creative manual that included a host of “drafts” (or spells) that weren’t included in the game but which expanded its universe. The game charmed me before I even installed it, and once I did, I was captivated by its gorgeous art, which used minimalism to make a 16-color palette more than ample, and its beautiful arrangement and rearrangement of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake. The gameplay was simple and approachable for a kid, with no inventory to manage, no death, scant dialogue trees to wade through, but the puzzles were clever and made me feel clever when I solved them. In the quarter century since first playing Loom, whatever flaws it had were forgotten and its many virtues grew, as is the case when you fall in love with something as a kid. When, in interviews, I was asked about Primordia’s inspirations, Loom was always among the first I mentioned, and I would always recommend it for people as an entry point to point-and-click adventure games. So, when my four year old was looking for a game to play after we did Primordia together, I naturally got us Loom.
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