THEPLAYGAMER3: Silverload

    VIDEO GAMEPLAY 1

Silverload. Developer Millennium Interactive Limited. Release date 1996. Platform's PC And PlayStation.

Storyline

You are a bounty hunter who has been hired by some settlers to rescue one of their children.
They claim that their son was kidnapped by the monsters of silverload. in town you will discover its dreadful secret.and how it's connected to the settlers. You must survive long enough to prevent the mysterious preacher from carrying out his sinister plan, and spreading the evil that has so far been contained.

                                             

The Town Silverload

Once a prosperous boom town, it hasn't produced any silver in years. the town's decline started with a disastrous earthquake, and a strangely persistent drought that turned the land into a desert. Some talked about an indian curse that said the silver mine was built on land sacred to the skaedi tribe. The tribe opposed the mine and were massacred as a result. Now the town has a bad reputation, and few go there except by chance. Those that do, never stay longer than they have to. Those who have tried, were never seen again.

Gameplay

The silverload interface is cursor icon driven and is simple to use. Movement of the cursor icon is via the joypad or mouse. The cursor icon actions can be changed to carry out an action with the relevant icon.
The boot icon is for walking
The eyeball icon is for looking.
The gears icon is use to operate objects
The hand icon is used to pick up objects

 Progress in silverload involves finding and interacting with various "hot spots" in order to pick up objects, solve puzzles and interact with (or kill) the various characters in the town. Picking up certain objects will cause the game's (and town's) clock to move forward, and thus, the trick to success is to pick up the right items in the precise order. at certain points in the game, the player will be required to take part in a gun fight. these sections of the game take place in a 3D environment depicting the current location. the computer controls the players path as he moves through the scenery.