Welcome to 1995. To enjoy this game please make sure your computer has at least these settings:
Windows 95 or Windows 3.1x
8 MB of RAM; Hard drive required;
SVGA display capable of at least 640x480 resolution with 256 colors;
CD-ROM; Major sound card via Windows.

Actually, computers today (speically mine) can't manage these low settings and therefore can't run this game. Luckly there's such thing as DOSbox. It's basically a dos prompt that can emulate the requried setting and run game such as this. In fact, thanks to a guy by the alias of Collector, I can now play Torin's Passage without the CD in the CD-ROM. An .exe installed the DOSbox along with the system files to run directly off my computer.

So join me in my little trip down memory lane as I play through one of the oldest games I've ever had. Torin's Passage is a point and click adventure. I am aiming for no accedental deaths and a perfect score of 999. I've checked online, and there are no LPs for this game that I could find, to my delight. So let's jump in. (Just a quick edit. Since I used the chapter select option, it reset my score every world. I still managed to beat the game without using any hints, so I achieved my goal. It just didn't say 999 at the end. If you count up all the points at the end of each world, it'll be exactly 999)

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Very interesting game so far... EYE FIVE!

It only gets more interesting from here. Updated second video.

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Part 3 updated. Also, I just noticed in this video that I freaking forgot that chapter selecting resets your score back to 000. So while I still won't get 999 by the end of the game, I will still play through without using hits, and therefor would will still get a perfect score.

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Part 4 updated.

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Final episide, part 5 is up.

I made comments. This game is crazy.

EYE FIVE!