The Mac version, which was enhanced to run at 640x480 and had a game disc that did double duty as a redbook audio CD soundtrack, was bundled with the Performa 6400 that was the family computer in my house in the mid-90s.
I wasn’t able to play it too much until that computer became mine as a hand-me-down some years later but it was the first “real” video game I’d ever played and it left an impression. For a couple years in the early 2000s it was a minor obsession of mine to hunt down custom levels on the internet to play with it. It was also the first game that I found an alternative client for, when I ran across versions built for OpenGL and GLIDE that could run at higher resolutions.
I wasn’t able to play it too much until that computer became mine as a hand-me-down some years later but it was the first “real” video game I’d ever played and it left an impression. For a couple years in the early 2000s it was a minor obsession of mine to hunt down custom levels on the internet to play with it. It was also the first game that I found an alternative client for, when I ran across versions built for OpenGL and GLIDE that could run at higher resolutions.