http://www.heuristicpark.com/deep6.htm

^ page about the game

I love this game, but Iv lost my disk several years ago. This would be a great game to offer and fix some of the glitches in that need some sirious work arounds to make the game playable.

Its a lot like Might and Magic 6-8. Only you can multi class to make powerful chracters and can enchant your own magic items.

Its a .... good old game, I think it needs a home here on GOG's.

Has anyone eles played this game and agrees?

I have played it and I agree. What's more, I still have my CD and would totally buy it again from GOG, should it appear here.

I absolutely agree...

I lost my CD somehow. That's it, every time I say something like this, I get a hammer to the hand. It's the only way I'll learn.

Although typing with one hand is a bitch....

One of a kind rpg game, for sure. I loved it. Pathetic final boss though... :D

I often wondered why it's not here.

"I often wondered why it's not here"

Activision is making a FPS remake/sequel?

Wasn't this riddled with horrible bugs and broken mechanics due to being rushed?
I might be thinking of another game with a similar title though.

I remember it being being developed for four years. And it was being reviewed as something ugly, that smells old, that should've came out long ago and that should cost 30$ or less.

But it seems like it has been vindicated by history as generally decent.

We already have Activision onboard.

Yep!

Righteous. (My bad for not looking. :P) So it really wouldn't be that hard to get it.

Looking through though, strikes me that few of the titles were actually original Activision releases, most of it is old Sierra and Infocom stuff, still i76 and a couple of others were Activision to begin with

Yes, but I still found it strangely enjoyable. Unlike his next game "Dungeon Lords", which I found to be pathetically unplayable (I tried 3-4 times, and finally gave it up as a lost cause). However, my son of 6 yrs old loved Dungeon Lords when it was released.