How to Play
Notes:
- The game requires QuickTime player for the correct work. If you have some new version of QuickTime and the game doesn't work - install old QuickTime from the disc
- Although the game can be installed and played on Windows XP, it has some issues on that version of Windows. It is not possible to play the game in Fullscreen mode on Windows XP, the game runs only in a small window in the center of screen. Also, audio and video playback is choppy, and it is not possible to fix it by lowering the Hardware Acceleration settings; videos and in-game conversations have the useful clues how to complete the puzzles, but sometimes video or audio doesn't play properly or plays choppy so you can miss the important information
- The best variant to play the game on modern systems is to run it on Virtual Machine with Windows 95 or 98. The game has been tested on VMWare + Windows 98, it works fine, the game can be launched in Fullscreen mode in VMWare and audios doesn't cut out, the videos are playing smoother than on Windows XP
- About 75% of the way through the game, the player will encounter an elaborate wooden door with four locks, which can only be opened by answering a series of questions. The game randomly cycles through 12 possible questions. The answers can be found in the TerraTopia Handbook
- If you stuck at some hard place in the game, here's the walkthrough guide on English. Here's also the walkthrough guide on Spanish, for Spanish version of the game
- The game released as PC & Mac hybrid CD, visit MacintoshGarden for more details about Mac version


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