Master of Dimensions

• Released — 1996 • Genre — Point and click adventure • Developer — Makh-Shevet • Publisher — Eidos Interactive

After several years of translating foreign adventure games into Hebrew Makh-Shevet created Master of Dimensions as its first original title. Master of Dimensions is based on an RPG of the same name that Makh-Shevet founder Oren Obstblum created with some friends in 1985 as a result of his dissatisfaction with current RPG. He and his friends started fantasizing about traveling into parallel dimensions to fantastic places and eras. Later when creating a video game, he decided to draw from this idea. The game was programmed by Eric Siegel, who incorporated both 3D and 2D animation. The game's publisher was Eidos Interactive, who were following up their interactive adventure The Riddle of Master Lu. It was distributed in English under licence by US Gold while Polish distributor of the game, Mirage, produced a localised version under the title Władca Wymiarów. It was localised for the Brazilian market by BraSoft Corporation. The German version featured well-known German voice actors. At the time, it was one of the only Israeli computer games developed and distributed outside Israel. The game was relatively successful, and very popular in Europe, leading to Makh-Shevet developing another, less successful puzzle adventure game called Grenix. Master of Dimensions ' elderly woman character Omis would later feature in the 1997 Makh-Shevet title Armed & Delirious.

Players take the role of a young man who must try to save the magician Merlin. The game features a dozen interconnected mini-stories, which correspond to different dimensions the player visits, ranging from detective comics and classic fantasy elements to ultra-realistic mega-cities. The game has a point-and-click interface.