Trespasser by Dreamworks Interactive Review by  Vajra Chandrasekera and Chamila Sumanasekera December  10, 1998 Introduction

You've just crash-landed on an island. Don't be fooled by the placid beach, some of the most vicious predators that ever evolved are skulking in the jungle, just waiting for you to lower your guard. As if that wasn't enough, you've broken one arm, have no weapons, and need to make your way to the center of the island to find a working communications facility. Why? Because that's the way Dreamworks wants it. You thought that was a tough job? Try this on for size- you have to figure out how to use one of the most complicated interfaces ever invented while fending off hungry dinosaurs. An unusual combination of frustration and exhilaration accompanies you as you play Trespasser- it shows great promise, but can it deliver? 
 

System Requirements

Minimum
 

Processor Memory Disk Space CD-ROM Drive Graphics Card Sound Card Operating System Direct X version

: Pentium MMX 233 or AMD K6 300 : 32MB : 100MB : Quad speed or higher : 4MB PCI Graphics card : 100% Windows 95/98-compatible 16-bit sound card : Windows 95 / 98 / NT 4.0 : 6.0

Recommended
 

Processor Memory Disk Space CD-ROM Drive Graphics Card Sound Card Operating System Direct X version

: Pentium II 350 or AMD K6 333 : 64MB : 300MB  : Ten speed or higher : AGP 3D Accelerator Graphics card or Voodoo2 Accelerator : 100% Windows 95/98-compatible 16-bit sound card : Windows 95 / 98 / NT 4.0 : 6.0