Loom

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Loom is a 1990 fantasy point-and-click adventure game by Lucasfilm Games, notable for its unique musical spellcasting interface and story-driven design.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Loom canonical 6
directed the design of Loom for Lucasfilm Games 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf point-and-click adventure game
video game
ageRating suitable for general audiences
audioFeature music inspired by Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake
basedOn original story by Brian Moriarty
composer George Alistair Sanger
Randy Thom
controlScheme point-and-click interface
countryOfOrigin United States
designer Brian Moriarty
developer Lucasfilm Games
linked to: LucasArts
distribution CD-ROM
floppy disk
feature draft-based magic system
musical spellcasting interface
story-driven design
gameEngine SCUMM
gameMode single-player
genre adventure
hasSequelPlanned The Fold
The Forge
language English
narrativeFocus interactive storytelling
notableFor absence of traditional inventory puzzles
minimalist user interface
strong emphasis on narrative
use of musical drafts as spells
originalPlatform PC
perspective third-person
platform Amiga
Atari ST
FM Towns
MS-DOS
Macintosh
PC-98
TurboGrafx-16 CD
linked to: TurboGrafx-CD

X68000
iOS
protagonist Bobbin Threadbare
publisher Lucasfilm Games
linked to: LucasArts
publisherLabel LucasArts
releaseDate 1990-03-07
sequelStatus planned sequels were never released
setting fantasy world of the Guilds
supports mouse input
targetPlatform home computer
visualStyle 2D graphics

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

SCUMM usedInGame Loom
Brian Moriarty designed Loom
Brian Moriarty wrote Loom
Brian Moriarty notableAchievement directed the design of Loom for Lucasfilm Games
linked to: Loom
Gary Winnick workedOn Loom