Bonez Adventures - Tomb of Fulaos

- 3D RPG/Adventure game from the third person view.
- Incredible story taking place on a historical Earth in the 1930's.
- Each chapter includes many beautiful areas.
- Special rules system adapted to a real-time setting - including 8 base skills and 9 derived skills.
- Fast paced combat in a rich and detailed world where dialogue interaction and story play equally large roles.
- Classless system allows the user to customize their character however they want as they advance to as high as 100th level.
- A random item generator allows the player to find literally thousands of different weapons and items.
- Special subgames which are included in the story and could be played as independent games.
- Many items to upgrade your skills.
- Many spells that evolve and grow as your characters' abilities increase.
- Many enemies to challenge your combat and spell-casting abilities.
- Simple and intuitive gameplay with a clean interface.

... about game style

Bonez Adventures are several "minor" games (with a playtime of about 12 hours), where each one of them counts for an independent volume. These volumes are supposed to come out in couple of months each after the other. All of them have unique story with different locations, NPC characters, foes and weapons. They are altogether connected within a greater, complex story. Inseparable parts of the game are action subgames, which are always composed in a way to fit into the story. Each of these subgames may be played separately from the rest of the game and allow the player to publish his high scores on the internet. Concerning Bonez Adventures style, it is 3D Roleplaying / Adventure game from a 3rd preson's view. The game takes place in different locations, which offers classical adventure tasks such as: using some things on/in combination with the others, talking with NPC game characters, or solving logical problems. Player may find here number of hidden bonuses, which allows him to raise his character's abilities. Then there are action locations filled with traps and enemies.

... about character abilities

Game character has several basic abilities, which define other derived skills (as a chance to hit, amount of posible damage dealt or scroll decryption skill). During the progress through the game, character gains experience points for deciphering scripts, successfully overcoming a difficult problem, or for killing enemies. When reaching a certain amout of experience points, player is awarded with few skill points, which he may distribute among his characters basic abilities. Confrontations with foes take place in realtime, which is as same as for melee clash as for missile combat or spell casting. Another interesting aspect of the game is deciphering ancient scripts. Those may contain important hints about action subgames, secret areas or information about storyline.

... about magic

Spells and magic will be an indivisible part of the game for it tells its story in a mystical tone. There is no ability defining amount magical energy or anything similar. Spells are present in the form of scripts, that can be found on scrolls or writtings on walls. Those, when found are transcripted into player's diary. Player may then use that spell only as many times as he found it. Magic may be also present in other kinds of items (necklaces, rings, bracelets, belts, etc.), which a can character wear. These magic items generaly improve players abilities. Effect of enchantement or cast spell depends on character's level or his skills.

... about story

The game takes place in 1930's. Main character is young archaelogist Mr. Mac Bonez, who works in museum of archaeology in London. Story begins in a moment, when he leaves with his colleague Dr. Roderson for a tomb excavation to Egypt. They find strange sarcophagus with a mummy much older then the tomb, where it was found. Dr. Roderson leaves for permission to excavate and leaves the player (Mac Bonez) alone with just a couple of assistants. And there begin for nothing anticipating Bonez series of dangerous adventures, which will change his life (and not only his). Each volume of the game will take player to different places of ancient cultures from diferent ages. For Example: Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Britain. Mr. Bonez will travel through sundry locations, tombs, catacombs, deserts, icy plains, various cities, temples, seas. He will encounter many NPCs, friends and foes.

Great evil is waiting and the time is comming. Come and defeat it.

Reviews

"Hands down, this is one of the most original cross-over games I’ve played in a very long time."
   - Game Tunnel

Nota Bene: Some users have experienced problems getting this game to run; we think it's associated with AMD machines with Radeon 9700 video cards. It's not a common problem, apparently, but we wanted to mention it. 1) If the demo runs for you, so should the full game. 2) If the full game doesn't work, we will refund your purchase. 3) If you do have problems getting it to run, please let us know at customerservice +at+ manifestogames +dot+ com--and please tell us whether you have an AMD or Intel machine, and what video card you have. The developer would like to track down the problem, too, but doesn't have enough data to figure it out yet. Thanks!

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Bonez Adventures - Tomb of Fulaos

Stuck on level one

minipost Posted: Submitted by jeduchar on Tue, 2006-12-26 02:28.
Posts: 1
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I have seen a comment on another site that indicates what I have also experienced. There appears to be a bug on level one. I have the 'stone desk' and the 'desk with symbol' but neither of the two secret passages open. The passage even has a symbol similar to the 'stone desk' but it does not open.

 
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