Me too!
Another example of gamedesigners copying realworld images.
You know 80s, man! 
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Turrican! 
Exactly!
I can’t help, but for me it looks like that Zak wears his underwear over his tights on the cover…
Maybe that, or it´s just the prominence of his allmighty pelvis!
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It’s the Superman costume… the secret of Zak McKracken is that his real name is Clark Kent.
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Well, now we know that those crystals can´t possibly be made of kryptonite, then!
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Steve Purcell draws pants like that.
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Oh yeah, I also loved the TV commercial for it that was on like all the time!
I mean look at those special effects, that was just a commercial for a board game!
Ah, the times when you couldn´t throw a stone without hitting an Arkanoid Arcade Machine. Good times!
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Yes, but consider for that period was a great gaming experience! One of the first game ever using the sculpted miniatures?!
Not putting down the game or game experience in anyway down. I´ve heard somewhere it was used to ease beginners into AD&D. If anything I think they discontinued it far too soon (like after I only two years, I believe). Good luck getting a complete box of it these days for a reasonable price!
Are modern games like “Descent: Journeys In The Dark” in any way comparable to it?
Yes, it was basically D&D for beginners as you said 
I’ve never been too much into the RPG world but I do own an original copy of Hero Quest, yeah! Also I have collected the entire Mutant Chronicles cards (has a value of about 600 euro more or less)
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And here one of the oldest and timeless gaming moment in the history… 
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This pic makes me impatient for the next TwP Patch! 
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This pic is fun, the left guy (casual approach), the couple (funny experience) and the right one (PRO pose)
I also wonder whose groceries those are.
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commercials, commercials, and more commercials… how awful…
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