(Some of the monsters will remind you of creatures seen in later Molyneux productions, such as Black & White.) Huge crabs inhale any nearby freed mana, growing in size and stature. Enemy wizards call upon fantasy-inspired monsters, like giant worms and huge apes. There is no shortage of opponents, either. Mana exists now inside monsters and wizards and the only way to harvest it is to destroy your opponents and liberate the magical material. However, the mana is not just lying on the ground or floating on waves. Once you collect enough mana and store it back in your citadel, you move on to the next stage. The drive to possess mana turned wizards against each other, as each tried to possess enough to cast incredible magic spells to destroy the other wizards and seize control of the world.
The ultimate goal is to restore balance to a teetering world by collecting mana, an incredible magical force that once united the world. You are a wizard riding atop a magic carpet. But if you did have a machine capable of hosting Magic Carpet, you were indeed in for a wild ride. And the system requirements were decidedly steep for 1994, such as a bare minimum 486, but with the strong suggestion you have a Pentium to make sure the game ran smoothly. For example, Magic Carpet shipped only on CD. It required then-cutting edge technology to be even be played, much less properly enjoyed. In 1994, Bullfrog released its most ambitious game yet, an action-strategy game called Magic Carpet.
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