Loom

THEY DON'T weave 'em like Francisco codeshop had to rely on this anymore, but way back in the early its own original ideas, and they didn't 1990s, LucasArts (then LucasFiim Games) come any more unique than Loom, an wasn't able to churn out interactive adventure game where you couldn't adverts for its films, having sold the carry any objects, or even manipulate lucrative Star Wars licence to the now them the traditional way using things defunct Broderbund. Instead the San like hands and such.

You played a character called Bobbin Threadbare, a young spellcaster tasked with saving the world of Loom and its Council of Elders, who had at! been turned into swans. To interact you had to master your distaff (wand), casting spells by memonsing musical notes.

A bizarre mixture for sure, but thanks to an accompanying audio story aixi a strong narrative, the game worked beautifully. Unfortunately, as it had little in the way of object manipulation, the game was a tad easy and could be completed in a couple of hours.