View of the Invisible University, which acts like a map. Generally, in this game there's a little less walking back and forth than in the previous one. from mobygames.com
View to the accelerator at the University's High Energy Facility. An obvious nod to real-life physics research in a fantastic-magical setting. from mobygames.com
The milkmaid has indeed become a movie ("clickie") star. An obvious nod to a famous Marilyn Monroe scene. ;) from mobygames.com
In the sewers, with an interesting view at the milkmaid's legs. ;) from mobygames.com
I don't remember what it was - external view of the wandering shop?... from mobygames.com
The wizards perform the rites to try to bring Death back to this world. Not entirely successfully... from mobygames.com
This ship takes the undead to the land of XXXX. Rincewind will have to feign his own death to be taken on board... from mobygames.com
This view very much reminded me of a scene from "The Curse of Monkey Island". from mobygames.com
A cutscene of travel across the Discworld... from mobygames.com
Holy Wood - the Discworld's own "factory of dreams". from mobygames.com
The Shades - a, well, shady part of the city. This time without the "House of Negotiable Affection". from mobygames.com
The graveyard (umpteenth in my screenshot collection overall ;)). from mobygames.com
Entrance to the world of the elves... from mobygames.com
...beyond the barrier, it looks quite different. from mobygames.com
Rincewind as movie technician during the premiere of Death's "clickie". from mobygames.com
In fact, not all of Death's home has "black walls, black floors and black ceilings". from mobygames.com
The library inside Death's home. from mobygames.com
Death having a... granddaughter? No, this felt kinda unimaginable to me. ;) from mobygames.com
Oh no! The Patrician is plotting something with the Assassin! from mobygames.com
Discworld map, with all locations now marked (we find a way to the Fountain of Youth at the very end of the game). from mobygames.com
The Fountain itself, with Luggage, as always, obscuring view... from mobygames.com
Title from mobygames.com
Death! from mobygames.com
Intro from mobygames.com
Nudge nudge from mobygames.com
Oops... from mobygames.com
the troubles begin from mobygames.com
Ankh-Morpork from mobygames.com
Inside the wandering shop from mobygames.com
Foul Ole Ron from mobygames.com
Interface: Moving your cursor over something displays its name from mobygames.com
Interface: Right-clicking gives a description from mobygames.com
Interface: Double-clicking performs an action; with people, talking. The icons are conversation topics. from mobygames.com
The Luggage has practically unlimited capacity; here shown containing a wide range of wildlife. from mobygames.com
Mortality Bytes casts players again in the role of Rincewind, from the first game.
Death, the grim reaper, who normally ushers the Discworld inhabitants into the afterlife, is on an extended vacation. This means that those whose "time is up" are faltering around in limbo. Now it's up to Rincewind to bring him back or suffer the fate of immortality.
Gameplay is divided into 4 Acts. There are many locations to explore and a multitude of obstacles in Rincewind's path to overcome. Conversations with characters and interaction with inventory objects is necessary to move ahead.
The game features unique humour similar to the previous game.
View of the Invisible University, which acts like a map. Generally, in this game there's a little less walking back and forth than in the previous one.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
View to the accelerator at the University's High Energy Facility. An obvious nod to real-life physics research in a fantastic-magical setting.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The milkmaid has indeed become a movie ("clickie") star. An obvious nod to a famous Marilyn Monroe scene. ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
In the sewers, with an interesting view at the milkmaid's legs. ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
I don't remember what it was - external view of the wandering shop?...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The wizards perform the rites to try to bring Death back to this world. Not entirely successfully...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
This ship takes the undead to the land of XXXX. Rincewind will have to feign his own death to be taken on board...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
This view very much reminded me of a scene from "The Curse of Monkey Island".
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
A cutscene of travel across the Discworld...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Holy Wood - the Discworld's own "factory of dreams".
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Shades - a, well, shady part of the city. This time without the "House of Negotiable Affection".
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The graveyard (umpteenth in my screenshot collection overall ;)).
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Entrance to the world of the elves...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...beyond the barrier, it looks quite different.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Rincewind as movie technician during the premiere of Death's "clickie".
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
In fact, not all of Death's home has "black walls, black floors and black ceilings".
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The library inside Death's home.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Death having a... granddaughter? No, this felt kinda unimaginable to me. ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Oh no! The Patrician is plotting something with the Assassin!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Discworld map, with all locations now marked (we find a way to the Fountain of Youth at the very end of the game).
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Fountain itself, with Luggage, as always, obscuring view...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Title
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Death!
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Intro
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Nudge nudge
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Oops...
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
the troubles begin
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Ankh-Morpork
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Inside the wandering shop
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Foul Ole Ron
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Interface: Moving your cursor over something displays its name
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Interface: Right-clicking gives a description
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Interface: Double-clicking performs an action; with people, talking. The icons are conversation topics.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The Luggage has practically unlimited capacity; here shown containing a wide range of wildlife.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Deja vu
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Inside a pyramid
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
At the stonings
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Death's house
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Death's practice field
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
