Good to know; I very rarely used DOS back then. Mostly what I know of it is through DOSBox.

I'm not telling you your approach is invalid in philosophical or design terms. I'm telling you it's no wonder people are confused by your advertising copy. That's why you're having to expend energy explaining yourself in a forum thread.

If I said a song was inspired by Bach, Mozart and Puccini, and it turned out to be symphonic metal, my description could be accurate, relevant and interesting--but as a sales pitch it would set people up for a surprise.

"Embark on an epic journey with three young heroes from a tranquil fishing village, thrust into a world dominated by an empire seeking ultimate power and a banished prince determined to restore balance."

Is it just me, or does this sound almost exactly like the plot of Avatar: The Last Airbender?

Regardless, while I initially found the graphics off-putting when taking a look at the screenshots, I found the game quite appealing when watching videos about it. Seeing the game in motion really made me want to give it a try, although I have to admit that I still don't see myself playing it for long periods of time. I find these types of graphics to be too migraine inducing for that.

Pssst... It's already here

...and the demo too

+1
“I've suffered for my art and now it's your turn.” =]

I feel like i'm taking an eye exam looking at these screenshots.