A little reflection and history of probably the best videogame adaptation of Frank Herbert's classic book.


And here's the Wishlist Entry. Maybe one day...

I have three copies of this game, including CD version. I'm fine but still I would love to see it here

It is a great game. I think I've even played it through once. After you get past the UI, it probably is the best game Cryo ever did.

Yes. Great game. Though I've played it after Dune 2.

Now, if GOG ever gets Dune 2, they ought to include optionally the Super Dune 2 mod... Behold the Sardaukar!

Do I! It's one of the first games I ever played, and one of my favorites. It was my first contact with Dune, and with such space-opera in general, so it had a huge impact on me. A fantastic game unlike any other I know of.

Yes, possibly Cryo's best game.

The village in fish mouth... Good memories. When the best games were so because of synergy between all components, and it all clicked together... Never mind that the actual strategic layer was so-so... it worked because the game made the player care.

Oh yes, great game. Completed it twice, the floppy version and later the CD version with superb music and speech. Loved it to pieces. I think that it is one of the best Cryo games. But something tells me that Herbert junior and his book publisher are not interested in games based on Dune franchise. Maybe, one day, in fifteen years, who knows.

No, I don't.

Too much Spice.

Not enough Spice.