One of the most educational and literate games ever released, the game unfortunately suffers from the snail-like pace and puzzles that require meticulous reading of the on-line encyclopedia.
Similar to Riddle of Master Lu in that you're trying to find the lost tomb of Qin, China's first emperor, Qin treats the subject much more seriously-- too seriously for most people. Still, its intriguing subject matter, excellent educational content, and well-integrated puzzles make it a game worthy of all Myst fans and those who crave an intellectual challenge and don't mind the lack of human contact.
Review By HOTUD
English 
Comments and reviews
This was the first pc game I bought, still love the art and game.
I've downloaded this to see if we can play it again after losing the game discs. We really enjoyed it, and it has been over 2 decades since then. I look forward to coming back to rate this better and to look up other games.
Thanks a bunch. Woo Hoo
Loved this beautifully illustrated game "back in the day,", and enjoyed with my daughter, who was 7 [or so] at the time.
Ah nostalgia!
I played this game for Windows and I enjoyed it very much! Does anybody have it for Windows?
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.