See what the Russian version looked like. If you need help getting Torin's Passage to operate properly, visit the Torin's Troubleshooting page. Here's the Torin's Passage promo video, our equivalent of a movie trailer. While you're there, poke around through his other Sierra memorabilia. Mark Seibert, Torin's producer and my good friend, has a Walk Through of the game on his web site. Needless to say, the music was fantastic! And now, thanks to Knut Strand, you can download the music. We were extremely fortunate to convince 3-time Academy Award winner, Michel LeGrand to compose an original score for the game. Just look below at all the wonderful characters Jim, and animator Al Eufrasio, created. Dreep, above right, is still one of my favorite characters. I bet he gets some great Disney World deals out of that, or at least a deal on fine Orlando Florida hotels. Murphy, who left Sierra for a little company called Pixar, where he is now a lead animator. The game is filled with creative characters by James G. That's Torin on the left, with his sidekick, Boogle. I thought: Why isn't there a computer game that my 9-year-old daughter and I could play that works like that? I realized during that film that the audience was laughing in two different pitches: high little giggles when the kids laughed at the slapstick parts of the film, and deep knowing guffaws when the adults caught something that they knew the kids wouldn't get. Torin's Passage is a game I wrote in 1994 after watching the film Mrs.

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