You know what it's like .... a quick trip to see Granny to get everything ready for the holiday season turns into a desperate fight to save the universe from destruction - ho-hum.
Master of Dimensions follows the fortunes of a young lad in exactly the position given above. In order to prevent the end of the world as we know it, said youngster must collect the shattered segments of the staff of Merlin and piece them back together in order to resurrect the master of magic before the final curtain falls.
Through Ancient Egypt, lands of fable and a Deep Space Nine-style space station the adventure is non-stop as the convoluted plot takes all manner of twists and turns - all jolly good fun.
Supplied on two CD's and with full speech and music on board it's an absorbing affair that's sure to swallow more than a few hours of anybody's time.
At times, however, the over-long intro sequences to each section of the game make it a little tedious and could have done with being less than half the length tey currently are.
That aside, MoD is a little cracker, released at a time when all too many computer games can be finished and pushed back on the shelves in less than a couple of hours.

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