The game is based around a graphics engine called System III.
Development of this started way back in February 1994, with a few other
projects on and off between then and now. The actual design of
In Shadow of Time didn't start until January 1996, due to
the actual engine being already in place, development of the game
was so quick that there was a demo ready by May 1996. 
The In Shadow of Time is a new adventure game from a programming group
called Shadow Elks. This is made up of only two people at the moment
Henrik Smiding the coder and Mikael Pettersen doing the graphics.
The game revolves around a person called Tadpole. He accidently gets involved in a time travel accident and gets to travel to many different places at different times.
Going by the demo that was released last year the game looks very
smart, it has however been improved a lot since then and there will be
a new demo out soon. The specs that the Adventure system boasts are
very smart. Such things as 350+ colours on screen at once, the game
being fully-multitasking and OS-friendly and features like realtime
shadowing and custom graphics routines all make this game system sound
very exciting.
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Sadly at this moment in time there is no CyberGFX support, however, if
the game sell well they will make a special version.
Currently the game will be coming on around 
10-12 disks, at the moment there is no CD version
planned, although with the recent changes in the Amiga market this
could change. Obviously they are looking into releasing this game in
the commercial market as there has been a lot of work put into it,
currently they are looking at a Late '97 release date.
Like I said before thee should be a new demo out soon, more news as I get it...
For now you can check out the Shadow Elks Web site here:-
