Spellcasting 301 (a.k.a. Spring Break)
Review by Underdogs:
The last and best game of the series, Spellcasting 301 once again puts you in the shoes of bumbling nerd sorceror Ernie Eaglebeak as he joins his fraternity brothers on a spring break. The game is somewhat difficult, though not frustrating, and there are multiple solutions to many puzzles, some of which are optional (i.e. you don't need to solve them to win the game, although it's a lot more fun to do so). A clever plot twist and surprise ending will delight fans of the series and provide excellent closure to one of the best game series ever. Two thumbs up, and a proud entry in our Hall of Belated Fame.
| Average Rating: | 9.02 [310 votes] |
| Genre: | Interactive Fiction |
| Designer: | Steve Meretzky |
| Developer: | Legend Entertainment |
| Publisher: | Legend Entertainment |
| Year: | 1993 |
| Software Copyright: | Legend Entertainment |
| Theme: | Fantasy, Humorous |
| Multiplayer: | |
| Related Links: | Matthew Murray's review |
| More Info: | Mobygames | The Web |
| System Requirements: | DOS |
| If you like this game, try: | Beavis and Butthead in Virtual Stupidity, Spellcasting 201, Eric The Unready |
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| Technical Notes: | Manual download includes documentation for all 3 Spellcasting games. |
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