Explore a hidden underground city buried far beneath the earth's surface in this pure-puzzle first-person adventure. Players navigate intricate caves, secret rooms, and complex tunnel systems through point-and-click mouse controls, advancing forward while turning left or right in 360-degree pre-calculated views. Solve mind-bending puzzles that demand collection and clever use to progress in non-linear gameplay.
This special edition of RHEM II adds a fresh area packed with new challenges, plus a built-in color-picker tool. Thousands of images and animations pair with stereo environmental sound for deep immersion. Puzzle enthusiasts who relish non-violent stories and deliberate exploration will find endless satisfaction here.
RHEM II SE - The Cave Special Edition expands the huge world of the original RHEM 2 by a new unseen area with many new puzzles and challenges. The additional goal is to find one quarter of a medaillion that you may need in the exploration of the upcoming RHEM V.
RHEM II SE - The Cave Special Edition is an intricate pure-puzzle first person adventure game. The player explores a hidden city far beneath the earths surface. RHEM II SE features non-linear gameplay non-violent story and mind-bending puzzles. Having discovered entry to a hidden underground city you will venture ever deeper as you explore a maze of clandestine caves, secret rooms and intricate walkways tunnels and water systems.
- first person graphic-adventure
- point-and-click mouse-navigation
- mind-bending puzzles for Mac and PC
- non-violent story
- non-linear gameplay
- thousands of images and animations
- stereo-environment-sound
NEW compared to the original RHEM 2
- extended version of the original RHEM 2
- new area and new puzzles
- build-in color-picker
RHEM II SE is a graphic adventure (point-and-click, pre-calculated first person). The virtual world is shown through the eyes of the players. The environment consists of individual pictures covering a 360-degree view. Navigation takes place through going forward, turning left/right, etc. In principle, each standpoint has four views. In the virtual world, one must have in advance different puzzles to unlock, representing both collection and use.
