Acclaimed author Terry Pratchett sadly passed away earlier this year, but his legacy will live on forever thanks to the lorryload of Discworld books he left behind. In mid-1995, Psygnosis brought the magic of those novels to PC with the release of a point-and-click adventure loosely based on the events of Guards! Guards! Monty Pythons Eric Idle portrayed Rincewind the wizard, backed by a cast with more stars than a complete playthrough of Super Mario Galaxy, as the inept magician set out on a quest to prevent a dragon from reducing the city of Ankh-Morpork to ash. It was buggy and hard as fossilised dinosaur droppings, but there was magic in there too; and this was carried over to the games two sequels: Discworld 2: Missing, Presumed and Discworld Noir. Unless you count the text-based adaptation of Colour of Magic, 1999s Noir was the last game ever to be based on a Discworld novel. Isnt it about time that changed? Pratchetts beloved series is ripe for adaptation, and with the adventure genre threatening a comeback, now is the time to bring the Wyrd and wonderful characters readers have fallen in love with back to our favourite medium.