Details
- Released
- 1995
- Developer
- EduConcept Ltd.
- Publisher
- Maxis Software Inc.
- Genre
- Education / Math / Logic
- Players
- Up to 1; single player
- Type
- Commercial
- Platform
- Windows 9x
- Pack
- eXoWin9x
- Manual
- Not included
Stories
No one has written about Zaark and The Night Team: The Quest for Symbols yet.
Screenshots
About this game
This is an incredibly rare game. It was packed in to a later release of Zaark and the Night Team: The Quest for Patterns. Only certain copies included both of these games, and the only way to tell was a note on the cover of some releases informing the consumer that they were getting 2 games for the price of one. If the game was ever released on it's own, I have found no evidence of this. No copy of this game was online before we bought and ripped it, making it a true lost game.
The game itself plays much like The Quest for Patterns. The game is designed with younger children in mind, so it never gets very complicated. The graphics tend to be bright and colorful, if not a bit strange. As Zaark is some sort of ugly big headed monstrosity that sounds like Oscar the Grouch and Grover from Sesame Street had a baby and then abandoned it to be raised by mid 90's voice actors (which is to say, mid 90's programmers since we all know they did the voices themselves).
Collections
- Theme
- Sci-Fi


