The Troll Bridge
Fascinating fact: There are hundreds of hidden faces all over the game, especially in the forest, the swamp and the snowy mountains. How many have you spotted? The troll bridge scene alone has eleven.
The art you're about to enjoy was developed by Paul Drummond (lead artist), Kevin Preston (who hand-drew the character art and animation for the game), Maria Drummond, Jeff Wall, and Karen Pinchin in 1992 and earlier, for the game Simon The Sorcerer. This absolutely beautiful art deserves to be remembered, hence this humble gallery. The unprecedented widescreen images on this site were composed of multiple scenes of the game stitched together, and Simon was manually removed.
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It was 1994 when I played Simon The Sorcerer for the first time. Being my first year in college, I was not that much older than Simon himself. After crossing the main gates of the citadel I was immediately hooked by the gorgeous forest and the perfect match with the game music. This game would become my favorite of all times. Seventeen years later in 2011, I came up with the idea of stitching some of these images into single, panoramic ones, revealing the artists' full vision for each location. You can finally appreciate the entire composition, the sense of scale, and the clever details hidden at the edges of the screen during normal gameplay. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. - RodCastler
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