Talk:Stormbringer (video game)

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[edit] Melt Granite

Much like with Knight Tyme, this game also appears to have a seemingly useless spell, which doesn't have any bearing on completion of the game. I've only played a couple of versions of this one, but again, I never did work out how to use it. A quick search of the web produced the same lack of results too, leaving me to wonder if this is just another red herring put in by David Jones to throw players off perhaps!? -- SasaMisa 21:39, 5 February 2007 (UTC)

Quite possibly. I remember that spell well but I've never completed the game and so had no idea it didn't feature. Certainly, if no web searches etc turn-up a use for the spell then I think that might be worth mentioning. --Zagrebo 23:55, 5 February 2007 (UTC)

Playing it again the other day, I also noticed there is no way to read the writing on the sword (the crystal ball doesn't work like it does with everything else) and that it appears to be impossible to get 100% as well, even if you visit every room including the seemingly pointless ones -- SasaMisa 01:03, 9 February 2007 (UTC)