At 0:29:30 when i was a kid i got stuck at this point for days, then my mother walked by one day while i was trying to figure it out and just suggested i play the tune! lol
I love how Monkey Island made reference to this game when you make Guybrush say "I'm Bobbin. Are you my mother?" In one instance of said line, Meathook replies "No, your mother was a duck."
i like Lucas adventures point 'n' click games. I finished MI 1,2,3,4 , Loom, Sam & Max, maniac mansion 2 Day of tentacle and i was close to finish indiana jones and the fate of atlantis
loom was one of those games my father bought for the whole family. i was about 8 years old when i played this and sooo proud to beat it before them all, including my dad... he was p*ssed! xD
but damn, such a long time and could almost remember every screen, those graphics were burnd into my mind forever, great work by lucas arts!
however, the scene when chaos appears gave me nightmares back then, he looked really grim... and the end made me cry. too much for an 8 year-old boy! ;)
Holy shit! Talk about attic memories! I remember finding this old piece of history in there after searching through all of my dad's old software boxes.
Lucky I had the Windows PC version so it looked better, sounded better, and had voice acting! Trust me you'd want to see that version because this game is beautiful. :]
Let me say...this game deserves better music. I imagined my own version of the game with various pieces: (all in my channel) Darius Milhaud organ prelude ; Boris Tchaikovsky estudio para organo y cuerdas + Sexteto para arpa y vientos (I y II).
That's what I love about these. They are still enjoyable. It's not even a nostalgia thing for me since I didn't play most of these when they came out and am just getting around to them now. They are also good games to play that you can involve young children in, that aren't all bloody or obscene and can help their problem solving (and reading with subtitles turned on in talkie versions) skills. I've been playing some of these with a couple of young boys and they love them.
I have many fond memories of playing the DOS version of this as a kid, complete with the awful (yet endearing) squeaks and beeps from the old speakers. In the Glassmakers' City, I always liked to use the "Fill" draft on the chalice. It filled with wine and Master Goodmold got mad. Ah, memories.
Unfortunately most fans of Loom don't know that there was a genuine edition with fully spoken dialogue and 256 colours. It's definately worth checking eBay for and the most precious CD-ROM game I own.
What a nostalgia kick! Really brings back memories of playing Loom (MS-DOS floppy disk version). Also brings back memories of the Commodore Amiga: a computer system with a huge library of good games and sound capabilities AHEAD OF ITS TIME...but with painfully slow loading screens (though the Amiga version of Lemmings was sweet!).
Love hearing the ending music, too (Dance of the Little Swans from Act 4 of Swan Lake, I believe)! It really captures the game's bittersweet denoument...
I always thought this game deserved a sequel. They left it very open at the end as though they were planning to do one, as Chaos says, "Know that we will most assuredly meet again." Yet they never did a sequel... :(
They were actually going to do a trilogy, but the project fell through, I believe it was because of the poor sales of this game, but I could be mistaken.
Sometimes this kind of games are better then what you see nowadays. It's all about graphics but the gameplay and the atmosphere from this game are so cool. Thanks for uploading it. its a movie now. I played it when i was 8 in black/and white and i found it so difficult then. :p
I love the fact that you're sharing an absolutely wonderful game that I have loved since I was a child. As far as the video goes, I wish that you had edited it and cut out parts of the loading time so the wait wouldn't be so long while watching this as a video.
I totally agree. The music, the wonderful atmosphere created with the mostly dark and intense pictures and the story... : ) Beauteous to resense all of this!
Yeah! I like all of those masonry Jesus Christ king of France kind of a thing. It's of course a childish story, but hey! That learning by entertaining! And that's a nice piece of history/allegory!
Of course I don't mean "real", but gnostic Christ. What's the difference? That for gnostics Christ is just a story character, used to describe the magical transformation. Why king of France? Probably because of using symbols as a kind of plugging to local believes, traditions, and simple manipulative lies. That's the "loom", a net o symbols. A way to smuggle the dragon, and a way to feed the dragon (as he is like schizophrenic child that believes in magic).
Albo ta co się pod nią podszywa, bo nie pamiętam jak daleko to sięga ;). (ten fragment z mi1 to był podejrzewam żart z początku)Tzn. nimfaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Justynka. Właśnie imprezie w Sadku (sceneria urwiska się zgadza)napierdalała mi jakąś gadkę o książce o kolesiu, co dzieci ruchał i nazywał je nimfetkami.
Lynch said that I will be fool by my eye phone, so that's probably a trick. But I believe that somebody (from my surrounding)understood it quicker than me, and that's why my problems started.
I think my first interest in English language started when I played this game. I had a dictionary and a notepad to write down 'drafts' and new words. SUCH a great game... pure sentiment!
My god, do I love LOOM, the MI's and GrimFandango!
I played this game once before. I never much cared for the ending, though. I mean, I liked Goodmold and Fleece, and Rusty. It's sad that all those guilds are now doomed to be ruled by Chaos. But... it's closer to reality, sometimes there really is no all's well that end's well ending.
i remember monkey island as one of my favorite games on the amiga. When this came out me and my friends thought it was boring rubbish, and could only ever open the clam but never progress beyond. After going back to it recently and discovering what the control system was, its clearly one of the most important games for innovation and imagination created. FIVE STARS!
Okay: it's a big ball of light. It shines brightly enough to show Cob's skeleton through his skin, then somehow sucks him up. Bobbin raises his hood again and that's that.
Never explains what all that's about, really, though in the walkthrough manual that came with my game it says that Bobbin didn't know what was going to happen either.
Your guess is as good as mine. Or why his hood's able to completely shadow over something that produces that much light.
If I remember correctly, the light was kinda greenish, but it's been a LOOOONG time.
I sorta got the impression that Bobbin didn't really have any control over what happened when his hood was lowered. 'Course, nobody had ever done it to him before.
It does, however, raise some interesting questions about Weaver family life and reproduction.
one of the best ad´ventures ever....
greenchrisx22 3 weeks ago
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greenchrisx22 3 weeks ago
this game would make a super remake...
MPSecare 1 month ago
At 0:29:30 when i was a kid i got stuck at this point for days, then my mother walked by one day while i was trying to figure it out and just suggested i play the tune! lol
ir0n2541 2 months ago
I love how Monkey Island made reference to this game when you make Guybrush say "I'm Bobbin. Are you my mother?" In one instance of said line, Meathook replies "No, your mother was a duck."
DBoy2029 5 months ago
pc ver. Ft. amiga ver. is nog Great. amiga is super pc has lame sound..
Djtinus99 5 months ago
That bloke from the Scumm bar sent me here.
PooKneader 6 months ago 7
Oh how I miss my Amiga...such great times! *tear rolls down cheek*
666FrankBooth666 6 months ago
This game was awesome, remake for ps3. Thumps up.
judabe 6 months ago
I loved this game :)
kekpafrany 10 months ago
I think I still have the cassette tape that came with this... I've never forgotten the E C E D to open
vjludovico 10 months ago
i like Lucas adventures point 'n' click games. I finished MI 1,2,3,4 , Loom, Sam & Max, maniac mansion 2 Day of tentacle and i was close to finish indiana jones and the fate of atlantis
turelion85 10 months ago
the version of the game i have has less quality, but i like it that way, more retro :P swan sea in 8 bits, thats really cool and geek
pablo89212009 11 months ago
Anyone know where to get the audiobook companion that came packaged with this game originally?
SolidFellaMike 1 year ago
this is a good game, but way too short
melvoin 1 year ago
wow i'd never seen this game before, started watching it and couldnt stop lol. amazing, wheres the imagination these days?
creamargument 1 year ago
I didn't play Loom until a couple of years ago and I had so much fun. This game is pure fun I'm telling you!
Eliskoopa 1 year ago
loom was one of those games my father bought for the whole family. i was about 8 years old when i played this and sooo proud to beat it before them all, including my dad... he was p*ssed! xD
but damn, such a long time and could almost remember every screen, those graphics were burnd into my mind forever, great work by lucas arts!
however, the scene when chaos appears gave me nightmares back then, he looked really grim... and the end made me cry. too much for an 8 year-old boy! ;)
SiLeNCel2 1 year ago
Nice - Loom is such a good old game... puts a smile on my face to see all this again - thx!
joe9songs 1 year ago
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all themes of loom are taken from Chaikovsky.
motocrossmaniac1980 1 year ago
Anyone know the name of the music/composer from this game?
Ilissill 1 year ago
@Ilissill
Dave Warhol
cubex55 1 year ago
@cubex55
all themes of loom are taken from Chaikovsky.
motocrossmaniac1980 1 year ago
@cubex55 Are you sure? This guy seems to be the programmer for the game, not the composer. =)
Ilissill 1 year ago
@cubex55 The music is from Swan Lake though
szopheep 2 months ago
@cubex55 The music is from Swan Lake though
szopheep 2 months ago
@cubex55 Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
motocrossmaniac1980 1 month ago
@Ilissill
And a lot from Tchaikovsky
alfonsonishikawa 1 year ago
@Ilissill
And other of the game are from Tchaikovsky
alfonsonishikawa 1 year ago
@Ilissill The main loom theme is a section from the pas de trois from swan lake by Tchaikovsky.
kellyelf1981 1 year ago
@Ilissill
P.I Tchaikowski's Lake of the Swans
Kostagh 1 year ago
@Ilissill It's music by the russian composer Tchaikovsky, I think a lot (if not all) is from The Swan lake
Achasbajs 1 year ago
@Ilissill i know there are several classical songs in this. msg back if you want help finding out the names.
cyllocybin 1 year ago
@Ilissill tschaikowsky swan sea (schwanensee german)
MarcWimmer 11 months ago
@Ilissill
composer - Tchaikovsky.
DmitryEight 10 months ago
@Ilissill Its Swanlake dude
The midi was made buy "The Fat Man".
m14g 6 months ago
256 color version is awesome, the music is so much better, and since the game is about music that improves the game
UltraSonicTH 1 year ago
Man this takes me back. Check my channel for a vid called "My room in 1989". You can see my Amiga 500 sitting on my desk in it. Hah... Great vid.
HaligonianType1 1 year ago
Holy shit! Talk about attic memories! I remember finding this old piece of history in there after searching through all of my dad's old software boxes.
Lucky I had the Windows PC version so it looked better, sounded better, and had voice acting! Trust me you'd want to see that version because this game is beautiful. :]
thedragonb0y 1 year ago
Ask me about Loom. :-D
spazztichead 1 year ago 2
Same that this dint used 32 Colors like monkey island :(
janmansde3dede 1 year ago
Let me say...this game deserves better music. I imagined my own version of the game with various pieces: (all in my channel) Darius Milhaud organ prelude ; Boris Tchaikovsky estudio para organo y cuerdas + Sexteto para arpa y vientos (I y II).
ViewerNotes 1 year ago
All the SCUMM based games were (and still ARE) awsome.
ShinigamiAnger 2 years ago 17
@ShinigamiAnger
That's what I love about these. They are still enjoyable. It's not even a nostalgia thing for me since I didn't play most of these when they came out and am just getting around to them now. They are also good games to play that you can involve young children in, that aren't all bloody or obscene and can help their problem solving (and reading with subtitles turned on in talkie versions) skills. I've been playing some of these with a couple of young boys and they love them.
AnotherSchmoe 4 months ago
I've heard, that Loom was really popular at the time, when it came out
Gamesfan089 2 years ago 5
Aye!
roskildahphreak 2 years ago 4
and the Classic Background Music!
Tshaikovsky :-)
Rattlesnake2002 2 years ago
Steam just released the game for download
CheezeCracker 2 years ago
Un superbe petit jeu de l'époque.
Morten1984 2 years ago
Wow I actually watched it like a movie :))
So good to return to the old days....
EyalSpirit 2 years ago 8
It will be a movie someday,....I hope
ViewerNotes 2 years ago 3
I have many fond memories of playing the DOS version of this as a kid, complete with the awful (yet endearing) squeaks and beeps from the old speakers. In the Glassmakers' City, I always liked to use the "Fill" draft on the chalice. It filled with wine and Master Goodmold got mad. Ah, memories.
yudonojack 2 years ago
Is there a long play for the Amiga version of Captain Blood?
MattBaumann777 2 years ago
Unfortunately no one has created one yet :(
cubex55 2 years ago
I just got the Amiga emulator working. I can do a long play video for Captain Blood once I figure out how to record.
MattBaumann777 2 years ago
Just upload to recordedamigagames. once you figured out. I'd like to see you complete Captain Blood.
conradhw 2 years ago
I got it working. I'll upload soon.
MattBaumann777 2 years ago
Unfortunately most fans of Loom don't know that there was a genuine edition with fully spoken dialogue and 256 colours. It's definately worth checking eBay for and the most precious CD-ROM game I own.
Xerosch 2 years ago 3
This had the best music! if i could i would favorite the whole soundtrack
TheOldSchoolPlaya08 2 years ago
Most of the soundtrack is from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.
jchancel76 2 years ago 4
Had this one on a CD-Rom from a Magazine along with Zack Mac Kraken. the only Lucas arts adventure i've ever played through.
HipHop1981 3 years ago
What a nostalgia kick! Really brings back memories of playing Loom (MS-DOS floppy disk version). Also brings back memories of the Commodore Amiga: a computer system with a huge library of good games and sound capabilities AHEAD OF ITS TIME...but with painfully slow loading screens (though the Amiga version of Lemmings was sweet!).
Love hearing the ending music, too (Dance of the Little Swans from Act 4 of Swan Lake, I believe)! It really captures the game's bittersweet denoument...
RobobTheGreat 3 years ago
I always thought this game deserved a sequel. They left it very open at the end as though they were planning to do one, as Chaos says, "Know that we will most assuredly meet again." Yet they never did a sequel... :(
djtrixen 3 years ago 3
They were actually going to do a trilogy, but the project fell through, I believe it was because of the poor sales of this game, but I could be mistaken.
Yodude1017 3 years ago
it was an apic fail all around to an epic game :( God I loved this game.
AnonNov 3 years ago
You know, the best love stories are always the ones in which they don't get each other. Maybe it's for the better.
Xerosch 2 years ago
This looks almost exactly like the turboduo version. It probably wasn't as buggy, though it did have the CD audio... The end was so cool!
Filmstripman 3 years ago
There is no CD audio here. Game had standard Amiga modules.
ancalimonungol 3 years ago
I was referring to the TG-CD version because it looks very similar, but has CD audio. Have to work on organizing my ideas, I guess!
Filmstripman 3 years ago
Fucking hell nostalgia overload, life really is all uphill after the magic of childhood.
alzico 3 years ago 6
OMG loved this game...
hardcorl 3 years ago
I completed this years ago, and almost every other Lucasfilm title out there. What a brilliant game.
DelMinor 3 years ago
This looks absolutely lovely :3
dumbasspauldentonkin 3 years ago
I wish they would make games like this now.... They i find are the most fun.... Monkey island,Day of the tentacle, Loom all great games....
runehunt 3 years ago 3
SAM & MAX!
natebooce 3 years ago
Sometimes this kind of games are better then what you see nowadays. It's all about graphics but the gameplay and the atmosphere from this game are so cool. Thanks for uploading it. its a movie now. I played it when i was 8 in black/and white and i found it so difficult then. :p
16eqlkwadraat 3 years ago 4
I love the fact that you're sharing an absolutely wonderful game that I have loved since I was a child. As far as the video goes, I wish that you had edited it and cut out parts of the loading time so the wait wouldn't be so long while watching this as a video.
LadyElfie 3 years ago 5
I totally agree. The music, the wonderful atmosphere created with the mostly dark and intense pictures and the story... : ) Beauteous to resense all of this!
Sensenwerk 3 years ago
Anyone have any videos of the version with speech? I've never played that version, nor have I seen any videos of it.
TypicalJoe1900 3 years ago
I think this is one example from the days games were closer to poetry and art. These days, it's all about sex, speed and entertainment.
Stake2 3 years ago 4
I don't know about sex but speed is what I love.... I am not a Sonic fan boy!
10samm10 3 years ago
Beautifull and amazing game i loved it.
Realmasterorder 3 years ago
The game that deserves a remake most of all.
Also, if you play on HARD mode you get to see what happens when the thug lifts your hood. Scary stuff!
gwz 3 years ago
I hate to try and ask, but how can you find that? I've been looking everywhere for a picture ever since I heard about that thing as a child!
MaximillianRiese 3 years ago
dude howd u fit a 2 hour game in a 10 min video?? can u pls tell me? :D
BartMan444 3 years ago 3
HE joined before they stopped allowing directors to make videos longer than 10 minutes due to abuse.
TheCoffeeGrind 3 years ago 3
huaahhh this game was nice ;) but real confusing at some parts
BartMan444 3 years ago
nice
onorati8 3 years ago
This might make a good kids movie? anyone?
falconlem 3 years ago
Yeah! I like all of those masonry Jesus Christ king of France kind of a thing. It's of course a childish story, but hey! That learning by entertaining! And that's a nice piece of history/allegory!
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
Of course I don't mean "real", but gnostic Christ. What's the difference? That for gnostics Christ is just a story character, used to describe the magical transformation. Why king of France? Probably because of using symbols as a kind of plugging to local believes, traditions, and simple manipulative lies. That's the "loom", a net o symbols. A way to smuggle the dragon, and a way to feed the dragon (as he is like schizophrenic child that believes in magic).
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
secret order:
dawn
noon
evening
night
dawn
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
Kurwa! Trzeba to zlikwidować, przecież tak można kogoś praktycznie doszczętnie zniszczyć,a ten nigdy się nie dowie o co naprawdę chodzi!
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
Naturalnie kurwa=nimfa.
Albo ta co się pod nią podszywa, bo nie pamiętam jak daleko to sięga ;). (ten fragment z mi1 to był podejrzewam żart z początku)Tzn. nimfaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Justynka. Właśnie imprezie w Sadku (sceneria urwiska się zgadza)napierdalała mi jakąś gadkę o książce o kolesiu, co dzieci ruchał i nazywał je nimfetkami.
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
Oh, this was the most important game for me ever! & Amiga <3
e3ovuziotica 3 years ago
@ benami7777
I finished it also with my dad..
s0what69 3 years ago
Lynch said that I will be fool by my eye phone, so that's probably a trick. But I believe that somebody (from my surrounding)understood it quicker than me, and that's why my problems started.
globalnywiesniak 3 years ago
I remember my finishing the game with my dad brings back fond memories.
benami7777 3 years ago
Will we ever see the likes of this on a home computer again? I'd pray every day if I thought there was a chance...
Shazbut01 3 years ago
i played this game when i were 6 soo i never came father then the first island but i really loved the game!!!
ronzanio 3 years ago 2
The PC speaker beep music still lingering my ear.
sindobrandnew 3 years ago
I think my first interest in English language started when I played this game. I had a dictionary and a notepad to write down 'drafts' and new words. SUCH a great game... pure sentiment!
My god, do I love LOOM, the MI's and GrimFandango!
roelschoenmaker 4 years ago 20
Can I download this game anywhere?! Plz tell me! Luv this game!
WeiterHimmel05 4 years ago
asshole
elpolentatlp 3 years ago
????
Well, I guess, u might know, that i donno why you call me an "asshole" ?
WeiterHimmel05 3 years ago
sorry,I was in my period :$
elpolentatlp 3 years ago
aaaah, the good old days. Brings tears to my eyes. Remember playing this on my friends 286 laptop lol.
nilo4ever 4 years ago
OH .. MY .... GOD
This is like being reunited with an old friend. This was the first true epic computer game I ever played and I was so young. What a find! Thanks!
Ilissill 4 years ago 5
INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF LOOM!!
FATxDAN 4 years ago 4
amazing how well i remember all this... and great music
justandre 4 years ago
i loved this game...it was the best adventure....on the same level together with Monkey Island, Zak McCracken.
i always waited for a sequel!!!!!!!!!!!
mindbender500 4 years ago
ah, i loved playing this game with this soundtrack, made it all the more mystical
bigdaddy496 4 years ago 2
LOOM has sold more than half a
million copies in various formats since it was published in 1990.
The reason the sequels weren't made is because I decided I wanted
to work on other things, and nobody else wanted to do them, either.
paparas2000 4 years ago
LOOM was conceived as the first game of a fantasy trilogy.
The second game, FORGE, would follow the adventures of
Rusty Nailbender as he tried to regain control of the Forge,
which was hijacked by Chaos in the first game.
The third game, THE FOLD, followed the adventures of
Fleece Firmflanks, who teams up with Rusty to resist the evil
forces that are camping in the Shepherds' territory.
Contrary to popular belief, the LOOM sequels were not abandoned
because LOOM didn't sell well.
paparas2000 4 years ago
I played this game once before. I never much cared for the ending, though. I mean, I liked Goodmold and Fleece, and Rusty. It's sad that all those guilds are now doomed to be ruled by Chaos. But... it's closer to reality, sometimes there really is no all's well that end's well ending.
MrWhitman 4 years ago
gran bel gioco
poiuywqxz 4 years ago
Absolute classic game!! Loved it! :D
jonsky88 4 years ago
I love this game. I used to play it so many times alsong with Maniac M, Zack McCracken and Indianan Jones Adventure. 17 years gone :(
666Nukes 4 years ago
One of the best adventure games ever played. Brilliant.
NSoul77 4 years ago
Over 2 hours!
funxstarter 4 years ago
great vid
loved that game
marainabono 4 years ago
Omg...Loom! Great game, i played it on a commodore amiga 500 ... i think it was 1989 or 1990, im not sure.
Thx for this vid man! :D
dano2012 4 years ago
1990!
legrand421 4 years ago
A legendary game with monkey island 1!
legrand421 4 years ago
i remember monkey island as one of my favorite games on the amiga. When this came out me and my friends thought it was boring rubbish, and could only ever open the clam but never progress beyond. After going back to it recently and discovering what the control system was, its clearly one of the most important games for innovation and imagination created. FIVE STARS!
sinister8dexter 4 years ago 2
SO thats how it ends.
Fatal616 4 years ago
Roffl, i wonder what he DOES look like under that hood though? XD
Shintaka9009 4 years ago
You can see it if you play the game on the hardest mode. Or you can ask me to tell you. ;)
Truzyxx 4 years ago
I'm never going to end up getting a chance at this game, so please do. :3
Shintaka9009 4 years ago
Okay: it's a big ball of light. It shines brightly enough to show Cob's skeleton through his skin, then somehow sucks him up. Bobbin raises his hood again and that's that.
Never explains what all that's about, really, though in the walkthrough manual that came with my game it says that Bobbin didn't know what was going to happen either.
Truzyxx 4 years ago
Hmm... Then why does it show his eyes as being blue in the introduction...?
also, sounds like he ate him to me. XDD
Shintaka9009 4 years ago
Your guess is as good as mine. Or why his hood's able to completely shadow over something that produces that much light.
If I remember correctly, the light was kinda greenish, but it's been a LOOOONG time.
I sorta got the impression that Bobbin didn't really have any control over what happened when his hood was lowered. 'Course, nobody had ever done it to him before.
It does, however, raise some interesting questions about Weaver family life and reproduction.
Truzyxx 4 years ago
I too thank you for posting this. Now even when my floppies of Loom die, there will be a record of this wonderful game.
Truzyxx 4 years ago
God did this game have a wonderful soundtrack, thanks for posting it =)
RiZaeL 4 years ago
The soundtrack just so happens to be "Swan Lake" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovksy. You can see it live sometime :)
thinkfaster 4 years ago
Thanks for the info, I get nostalgic when I listen to it (was 4 or 5 back when I played this game ;) )
RiZaeL 4 years ago
Thanks for the info, although it made me a bit disappointed... thought the score was original
champmeister 4 years ago
after saw this video... I played again the game in my old Commodore Amiga 500.. XDDD
ElGatoNinja 4 years ago
This game is just so wonderful! Thanks a bunch!
mbrauer 4 years ago
ZZzzzz......
frank4312 4 years ago
good night!
legrand421 4 years ago
one of the greatest games ever made!!
I played this forever on the TurboGrafx!
shubibinman 4 years ago
I love Loom ^^
ZanthiaKhala 4 years ago
Such an original and atmospheric game. I never managed to complete it myself, so thanks for sharing.
champmeister 4 years ago
So happy you did this.
Reveers 4 years ago