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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Gobliins 2	Sierra (Coktel Vision)	1992
King's Quest V: Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder!	Sierra On-Line	1992
Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers	Sierra On-Line	1992
The Awesome Adventures of Victor Vector & Yondo: The Vampire's Coffin	Sanctuary Woods	1992	One of a series of fully interactive comic book adventures for kids where you play as the heroic Victor Vector and his digital Saint-Bernard dog Yondo. They are field agents of The Museum of Fantastic Phenomena, and travel through time collecting unique items. In the games, the arch-villain Ram Axis, a virus spawned in the great crash of 2093, will often pop up in disguise in order to prevent their efforts. Players explore a virtual environment by clicking on the onscreen knobs and directional controls to move through the game. They click on images to talk to people, collect treasure and other items that may boost or diminish their energy level or are needed to solve puzzles. Information can also be retrieved from Yondo's data bank collar. In this episode, they battle ghouls, specters, zombies and vampires to retrieve the Vampire's Coffin from the resting place of the dreaded Count Dracula. Kids can learn about vampire folklore and central Europe in the late eighteenth century throughout the game, and see clips from classic horror films as well.
Dare to Dream	Epic MegaGames	1993
Gadget: Invention, Travel, & Adventure	Synergy Interactive	1993	This is a 1st person, point and click game considered to be Haruhiko Shono's masterpiece. The game is really a modern-day work of art and was way ahead of its time. From the strange mood music and realistic sound effects to the detailed atmospheric 3D settings and the haunted, disturbingly real-looking people (but with subtitles only: no voice, except for the introduction and ending), the story reminds you of one that is a cross between Jules Verne and George Orwell, and the game itself appears more modern in many respects than some of the newer releases today. It is the disturbing mood that the developer has managed to create in this game that really grabs you. As the game begins, you awaken in a hotel room feeling as if you're suffering from some illness that is affecting your mind, and you are not sure what is real. Meeting an enigmatic and somehow threatening man in the lobby who is apparently your boss, you are told that you are to contact an agent with the codename 'Horselover'. He is a member of a strange group of scientists being watched by the government and, at a secret research facility, he has been conducting mind-altering experiments and they have built a spaceship to escape. Ostensibly your world is about the be destroyed by a Comet, and you are the only one who can save it. Or is it really? Is this just a story that has been created by a fringe group for their own purposes? Or maybe it's just a figment of your own fevered, mind-altered imagination. To find out, you must travel deeper and deeper into their surrealistic world. You must race against time through abandoned and eerie train stations, talk with many obviously disturbed fellow travelers on those trains, stop at the Museum of Science and operate strange and powerful machines, and even pilot a monorail, airplane and spaceship yourself. And even when it is all over, will you really know the truth?
Hell Cab	Time Warner (Digital Fusion)	1993
L-Zone	Synergy	1993
Pepper's Adventures In Time	Sierra On-Line	1993
Quantum Gate	Media Vision (Hyperbole Studios)	1993
The Awesome Adventures of Victor Vector & Yondo: The Hypnotic Harp	Sanctuary Woods	1993	The third one of a series of fully interactive comic book adventures for kids where you play as the heroic Victor Vector and his digital Saint-Bernard dog Yondo. They are field agents of The Museum of Fantastic Phenomena, and travel through time collecting unique items. In the games, the arch-villain Ram Axis, a virus spawned in the great crash of 2093, will often pop up in disguise in order to prevent their efforts. Players explore a virtual environment by clicking on the onscreen knobs and directional controls to move through the game. They click on images to talk to people, collect treasure and other items that may boost or diminish their energy level or are needed to solve puzzles. Information can also be retrieved from Yondo's data bank collar. In this episode, Victor Vector and his digital dog Yondo's mission is to ancient Rome in the year 64 A.D. You will battle the gladiator Spiculus and savage lions, as well as compete in a chariot race. The educational content in this game includes the society of ancient Rome and the history of Latin and Roman numerals.
The Awesome Adventures of Victor Vector & Yondo: The Last Dinosaur Egg	Sanctuary Woods	1993	One of a series of fully interactive comic book adventures for kids where you play as the heroic Victor Vector and his digital Saint-Bernard dog Yondo. They are field agents of The Museum of Fantastic Phenomena, and travel through time collecting unique items. In the games, the arch-villain Ram Axis, a virus spawned in the great crash of 2093, will often pop up in disguise in order to prevent their efforts. Players explore a virtual environment by clicking on the onscreen knobs and directional controls to move through the game. They click on images to talk to people, collect treasure and other items that may boost or diminish their energy level or are needed to solve puzzles. Information can also be retrieved from Yondo's data bank collar. In this episode, your mission is to retrieve the last dinosaur egg in order to save the dinosaurs from extinction. You will go to the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous eras, where you'll see gigantic prehistoric creatures fighting each other while volcanoes erupt around them. In the journey you will also learn interesting information on prehistoric times and animal life. Another time traveler you will meet, named Delta Mode, can also be helpful in your search for the egg.
The Dream Machine	New Machine Publishing (Interotica)	1993	Welcome to the futuristic The Dream Machine, where online hostesses lead you through a world filled with sexual fantasies. Wander the hidden halls and underground chasms in search of surprises behind every door -- scenes that focus on a multitude of sexual experiences and objects presented for your pleasure. After viewing each fantasy, tell your guide of your innermost obsessions and desires and she'll adapt to become the perfect sexual cybermate. The Dream Machine is a 3D rendered interactive world designed to keep you in the picture. By choosing only those doors that appeal to your individual nature and sexual preference, you "direct" the program to enter realms of erotic fantasy attuned to your imagination and personal desires. Developer Interotica dubs the film as "the virtual sexual experience" and promises to make your dreams become real. The program utilizes QuickTime technology for both PC and Macintosh and runs in resolutions up to 1024x768. The Dream Machine comes with a new True Type font created specially for the project called "CyberSlab."
The Interactive Adventures Of Seymore Butts	New Machine Publishing (Interotica)	1993	Follow the adventures of Seymore Butts and his camera and help him meet with the girl of his dreams. This full length interactive quicktime adventure features over 90 minutes of digital video with the freshest talent in adult entertainment. Starring some dudes and a lot of babes. The user joins Seymore and his video camera as he gets to know his new neighbor, the beautiful Brianna. Point of view camerawork and editing allow Seymore to stand in for the (presumed male) user, who "participates" in the adventures by making choices at certain points in the narrative; for example, whether Seymore asks Brianna to dinner, or offers her a soothing hot tub. When Brianna proves willing to have sex, the user clicks on one of a number of options. It includes Interotica Live video phone sex software.
The Journeyman Project	Presto Studios;Sanctuary Woods (Presto Studios)	1993	Claiming to be the first ever photorealistic game, The Journeyman Project take us to the far future, to the year 2318. Humanity is on the verge on signing an historic peace treaty with an alien civilisation called the Symbiotry. However, it seems someone is altering history and meddling with the timeline. This is due to a newly created machine, the Pegasus time travel machine. You are a member of the team assigned to guard it, and now you must use it to travel back through time and unravel the mystery and stop whoever is behind it. In your travels, you will travel from 2 million years BC to the far future, solving puzzles and untangling the mystery. The game is played from a 1st-person view point.* [22]* [37]*"It suffered from performance problems and slow animations due to its early reliance on Macromedia Director. These problems were mostly overcome with the version 2.0 release that was retitled The Journeyman Project Turbo! and published by Sanctuary Woods in 1994." [i](source: Wikipedia)[/i]*A first person adventure game with great graphics. It takes place in the future, where you are an employee of the Journyman project - a working time machine. You have to save the timeline from some robots and their creator.
The Magic Death: Virtual Murder 2	Creative Multimedia	1993	An anthropologist is found dead in her apartment as a sacrifice in a voodoo ritual. The Magic Death is the second entry in the Virtual Murder series of FMV murder mystery games. As in the previous title, the player has to solve the crime within a time limit of 5 hours. Time decreases when an action is performed (examining an object at the crime scene, watching a suspect's interview), the exception being a brief case summation that can be accessed and played without any penalty. After gathering enough evidence (stored automatically in the notebook area), the player can call a press conference and answer questions about the case. If this questionnaire is filled correctly, the game moves to its second level, where the player must present the case to the judge.
The New Kid On The Block	Brøderbund	1993	The fourth entry in the Living Books series written by Jack Prelutsky, this is a collection of 17 poems as opposed to the standard picture book adaptation usually seen in this series. Some of the poems included are "I Spied My Shadow Slinking" and "Homework! Oh, Homework!". The game can be played in two modes, "Read to Me" and "Let Me Play." The former mode reads the poem all the way through, then lets the user either replay it or go the next one. The latter reads the poem by stanza. Once the stanza has been read through, the player can click on the picture and the words in the story for all sorts of reactions. Most of the time the animations will describe what the clicked on word means.
Who Killed Sam Rupert: Virtual Murder 1	Creative Multimedia	1993	Sam Rupert has been found dead in the resturant he owns. The police detectives arrive at the scene and must gather clues and solve the mystery to find out which one of 8 suspects might have killed Sam Rupert. Furthermore, since "most" crimes are solved within 6 hours, the city is demanding this case be wrapped up within that limit. Who Killed Sam Rupert is a multimedia full-motion-video detective game. Players assume the role of the investigating detective and must search the area, and zoom in, via a 1st person adventure game interface for clues and interview witnesses. Each action eats up a designated amount of time, and after 6 hours, the case is over and the player must explain what they've found at a press conference in order to get a chance at arresting the guilty party from a narrowed down list of 3 suspects. There are three possible "motives" for the case and thus three possible endings in solving the murder of Sam Rupert.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers	Sierra On-Line	1993
Alice: An interactive Museum	Synergy (Toshiba EMI)	1994
Arc of Doom	SunStar Publishing (Keystone Productions)	1994	our Mission: investigate the disappearance of the Alpha team and the mysterious increase of natural disasters. Stop the forces which are wreaking havoc and destroying cities. But beware, not everyone is who they seem to be and you must work quickly before the Aliens capture you. Secret codes, garbled messages and an android companion provive essential clues during your mission. Arc of Doom is an educational adventure game; pick your stats, pick a partner, (your choices will change the story) and explore the Redmond Institute. Talk to everybody, inspect everything, and watch your back.
Astronomica: The Quest for the Edge of the Universe	Hyper-Quest (Ringling Multimedia Corporation)	1994
Dare to Dream 2	Moon Doggie (Epic MegaGames)	1994
Dare to Dream 3	Moon Doggie (Epic MegaGames)	1994
Dusty Dimmer	Pearl Agency (SillyWood Productions)	1994	In this interactive FMV adventure, your goal is to get the playboy Dusty dimmer. In the 1CD Demo version, you can visit Dusty in her home or the Fitness center and unite ladies in visions of them dancing. In the full version, which nevertheless covers 6 CD, Dusty can visit a beer garden or travel to the tennis court. There is no drama or mental requirements of the player likewise. But the music is quick and the dances entertaining. There are even some visual effects. Dimmer's answering machine is mostly empty or has senseless messages but her computer nevertheless gives from time to time absurd hints. A nice idea is it that the persons introduce themselves alternatively, even those who only appear for a few seconds in the action. Attempts at humor include when Dusty speaks with a table, a cabinet or a lamp - and gets an answer.
Entombed	Chaos Concepts	1994	Entombed is one of the better Myst-clones on the market (and diehard adventure gamers might call them glorified collections of unrelated puzzles). You are an archaeologist who accidentally stumbled into an ancient tomb. Puzzles are creative if not unique, with on-screen hints to help you along. A good game for all Myst fans. This classic Australian puzzle adventure game was first released as shareware, then commercially on CD in 1994, and lastly in an Enhanced CD version in 1997. Difference from the floppy version : CD-audio, Speech, 1 or 2 movies, version number 1.5.
Freddi Fish: The Case of The Missing Kelp Seeds	Humongous Entertainment	1994	Freddi Fish and her pal Luther must find Grandma Grouper's missing kelp seeds. Without them, all the sea creatures will starve. Freddi and Luther follow clues through underwater caves and canyons and outwit two criminal sharks to recover the kelp seeds.
Gregory and the Hot Air Balloon	Brøderbund (Mindscape)	1994	Want to give you children a magical world in which to play? Gregory and the Hot Air Balloon stars Gregory Chuckwood, a precocious young woodchuck, and his trusty pet lizard, Newt, who live in the make-believe town of Acorn Hollow. This adventure story for children ages 4-7, begins when Gregory and Newt take a wild ride in a hot air balloon and are whisked away to a far-off land. It's up to the player to help Gregory and Newt find their way home by solving puzzles and searching for objects to help them accomplish that goal. The keys to the solution lie in a local carnival Gregory finds near the balloon landing site. Activities emphasize important learning skills including logical reasoning, phonics, creative arts, visual discrimination, letters and counting. Storybooks are included in each program. Children may page through these illustrated books at their own pace and read the text along with the narration.
Gus Goes to Cyberopolis	Modern Media Ventures	1994	The title features the return of Gus, the lovable dog who accompanies you on your journey through Cyberopolis. There are six exciting environments for children to explore, each providing a positive learning and entertaining experience. While exploring each environment, children search for the elusive CyberBuds, enlightened and intriguing characters who reveal interesting tidbits of information.
Harry and the Haunted House	Brøderbund	1994
Inspektor Zebok: Das Erbe	SillyWood	1994	This is an FMV (Full Motion Video) adventure based on a tv series. You are playing as Inspector Zebok who has a new case to solve: the death of a notary - natural death or murder? The gameplay consists basically of three actions: going to certain destinations and search them, questioning witnesses and giving orders to your staff. When searching a place you have to click on interesting items in the video window and watch a video of Zebok's actions. It is possible to miss clues and make the game impossible to beat. At the start of the game you have to choose your staff of six people out of about 20. You can't use them anytime, just at certain places.
King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride	Sierra On-Line	1994
Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!	Sierra On-Line	1994
Midnight Stranger	Gazelle Technologies (Animatics Multimedia Corporation)	1994	This is the first of two published interactive multimedia CD-ROM based collaborations between writer and director Jeff Green and the Animatics Multimedia Corporation. Noted for its cinéma vérité style, it is a Point Of View (POV) video-based experiment in simulated socializing that takes place in an anonymous city late one night. Players navigate between several locations, and can interact with one or more people in each location to varying effects based on the player's "reactions" to that person. The main technical innovation of Midnight Stranger is its use of an emotional continuum Mood Bar for interaction with the in-story characters rather than a text interface or an itemized set of options for each interaction. The Mood Bar simulates some of the frustration and uncertainty when dealing with other people in social situations, and provides a more realistic role playing experience.
Myst	Mindscape;Brøderbund (Cyan Worlds;Red Orb Entertainment)	1994	Myst was the bestselling video game for several years, until The Sims exceeded its sales. Myst and its success had a significant impact on the first-person adventure game genre and was a showcase for many buyers of their first cd-rom drives. The story has you stumbling upon a most intriguing book, a book titled Myst. You have no idea where it came from, who wrote it, or how old it is. Reading through its pages provides you with only a superbly crafted description of an island world. As you reach the end of the book, you lay your hand on a page. Suddenly your own world dissolves into blackness, replaced with the island world the pages described. Now you're here, wherever here is, with no option but to explore. Myst is a first-person point-and-click adventure where the player controls a character known as The Stranger. Magically transported into the world described in the book, he needs to explore Myst Island and solve its mysteries. The game is presented as a series of scenes where the player acts with the environment by clicking and manipulating objects. There are no enemies and it is not possible to die. Through Myst Island, the game is further divided into mini-worlds set in different ages accessed through different books. Due to the game's popularity, many "Myst clones" came out after it and some adventure fans blame it for the death of the once traditional point-and-click adventure genre.*1995 French version. [22]* [22]* [37]*One of the bestselling PC games ever. [Zerothis]
Ruff's Bone	Brøderbund	1994
Seymore Butts Interactive 2: In Pursuit of Pleasure	New Machine Publishing (Interotica)	1994	Seymore needs your help. His dreamgirl Shane is stuck in Canada. As Seymore's friend, you need to help him find a way to get there, keep him out of trouble, and have as much fun as possible along the way; make the right moves and you'll get to have sex with a dozen of the hottest babes in Seymore's neighborhood. Make the wrong moves and Seymore will end up lonely and possibly injured. Get to Canada and he'll have the best sex of his life with his girlfriend Shane. The DVD version has Extras: some of the scenes have a multi-angle option. There are also about ten minutes of outtakes from the entire feature. Bonus scenes are included from Seymore and Shane on the Loose, Seymore and Shane Playing with Fire, Seymore and Shane Do Ireland, and Seymore and Shane Meet the Naughty Nympho.
Sorority House	Elmfield Entertainment (FTL Games)	1994	Sorority House is an adult-themed adventure game that presents using a "choose your own adventure"-type interface. You play the role of a fraternity pledge who needs to infiltrate a sorority and obtain certain specific items. You need to avoid security guards, the house mother, and for some reason, a pool boy.
Stowaway!	Sirius Publishing (DK Multimedia)	1994	The classic children's game based on Stephen Biesty's Man-Of-War Cross-Sections book. Stephen Biesty's Amazing Journey of Discovery Through an 18th-Century Warship. Step into the midst of battle on the high seas! Explore every deck, cabin, nook, and cranny of this amazing 18th-century warship in your search for the hidden stowaway. Stephen Biesty brings his intricate, detailed illustrations to life with hundreds of animations, narrated stories, and sound effects to create a vivid impression of what life at sea was really like. Find the Stowaway - A stowaway is hidden somewhere in each of the ships ten cross-sections. Find him in each of his hiding places, any youll discover the key to his secret. Extraordinary Close-Up Illustrations - Navigate up and down the decks, and zoom in to scores of individual scenesfrom the rat-infested depths of the hold to the luxury of the Captains cabin. Meet the Crew - Introduce yourself to the Captain, the Boatswain, the Cook, the Gunner, and many more colorful characters. Browse through their journals, and listen to them tell you about everyday life aboard their incredible ship. Animated On-Board Scenes - Witness life in every part of the shipfrom the noise to the danger of the cannon decks to the horrors of the surgeons operating theater.
The Pagemaster	Turner Interactive (Mammoth Micro)	1994	The Pagemaster is based on the movie of the same name. Richard Tyler (the movie's protagonist) is sent back to the library world because the Pagemaster has been kidnapped by Mr. Hyde. Now Richard has to help his old friends Adventury, Fantasy and Horror by traveling to their domains and setting things right - and of course ultimately rescue the Pagemaster. This is a classic point & click adventure using much animation similar to the movie. The player controls Richard's action through a mouse cursor which is moved through the static images. When passing over an interactive part, the cursor changes its form and clicking starts an action such as collecting an item or moving to another room or a closer view. Puzzles are typically solved by using inventory items. Clues are often scattered around as text excerpts from classic works of fiction. A central part of the interface is the "decision star" which is used when interacting with other characters and has three options: "yes", "no" and "what". Depending on the answers, points are added or detracted (being a good person pays off) from the overall score points. Solving puzzles or finding clues also change the score. Some puzzles are optional or have alternate solutions.
The Vortex: Quantum Gate 2	Hyperbole Studios	1994	In this sequel, you assume the role of Drew Griffin, a young soldier recruited to fight a war against an anthropomorphic alien race on a distant world. The year is 2057. Due to severe environmental pollution, Earth has only five years to live. Only a rare mineral exists on the planet AJ3905 can reverse this environmental Armageddon. At the end of the original Quantum Gate, you and your comrades are transported through an interplanetary device called the Quantum Gate to destroy the alien inhabitants in order to excavate the needed minerals. Through your Virtual Reality tophat display, they appear in the form of alien bugs. When your tophat suddenly malfunctions, however, you discover that you have been tricked by your commanding officer Colonel Saunders to destroy a seemingly peaceful race known as the Aylinde instead. It's played entirely from a first person perspective. Various icons appear intermittently during playback of Full Motion Videos that convey the story throughout the game. By clicking on these icons, it allows the player to make inquires, guide Drew’s actions, or display emotions. The emotion can be anger, balance, or sorrow. Some icons trigger supplemental videos to simulate various moments of flashbacks by Drew. Responses differ depending on the player's choices. An unprecedented six hours of digital video is backed by a Hollywood quality production, with over 30 professional actors forming the cast. Photorealistic 16-bit graphics provide an immersing environment that can be explored in detail. The story is engaging and has an unexpected ending.*** [22]
Zeddas: Servant of Sheol	Macromedia Director (Caravan Interactive)	1994	Long ago, Rodvydel Castle fell into the evil grasp of Zeddas, who worked his foul spells upon the place to hide it from mortal eyes. Now you must walk these same haunted halls, trying to undo the harm this demon has wrought. Can you restore the castle? You must pit your own cunning against the fiend's treachery to unravel the sinister mysteries of this place. But beware - the King of Demons keeps a warm place ready for those who would meddle in his affairs! Zeddas: Servant of Sheol is a first-person adventure game with pre-rendered backgrounds. The game is set entirely in the castle, which is a maze-like location that must be explored as the player searches for clues. The game's puzzles are predominantly logic-based; reading books in the library is often required to receive clues for their solutions.
Eastern Mind: The lost Souls of Tong Nou	Sony Imagesoft (Osamu Sato Productions)	1995	Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong Nou is an inventory-based point-and-click adventure game. The player taking the role of Rin, is a young man who has lost his soul. With a temporary soul from a friend that will keep Rin alive for 49 hours, Rin travels to the living island of Tong Nou to recover his soul. Tong Nou is a strange, living island, that takes the shape of a giant green head (actually the one of the designers Osamu Sato). There, Rin will visit the five lands that were created when the universe was born: the Lands of Time, Desire, Dreaming, Life, and the Central Mountain of Tong Nou. Rin will revisit these lands often during the game. To solve the quest, the player may even have to die and reincarnate nine times, causing the player to play the game from the perspective of nine different characters. To complete the game, the player has to accomplish the goals of each character.
Evocation: Beyond the Dream	Mondadori New Media (DedaloMedia Edizioni)	1995	In this adventure game the player controls the magician trainee Eto who is sick of the training methods of his master Pan. So he secretly studies in his master's library and challenges Pan to a duel which Eto surprisingly wins. But his victory doesn't last long. After waking up one morning Eto finds himself on a small island which only contains two doors and a small marble ball. Behind the doors are the scenarios of the game, the first leads into the house of an astronomer interested in Far Eastern mysticism. The controls are simple: With the mouse the player moves through the rendered backgrounds. When taking a object he drag & drops the item into his inventory, visa versa for using a item in the game world. The puzzles are logic based riddles similar to Myst. The game automatically saves when exiting the programme and loads the last save when starting it up. Additionally the player has six save slots at his disposal. There is no way to lose the game.
Inbred with Rednex	BMG Interactive Entertainment;Zomba Music Publishing (Aluminium Interactive)	1995	Inbred with Rednex is an interactive multimedia adventure game that features the Swedish dance group, Rednex. The goal of the game is to locate the band members who are hidden throughout the town of Brunkeflo. Each band member can be found by successfully completing a minigame.
Jewels of the Oracle	Discis (ELOI Productions)	1995	Only one legacy remains of the civilization known throughout the Fertile Crescent before the Sumarians. People of extraordinary intellect, their pursuits were of the mind instead of conquering and fighting. They built a secret complex to train and practice their skills of logic and reason. Using technologies and ancient magic long since forgotten, they constructed devices of incredible ingenuity. Those who entered the domain of the Oracle and resolved all the tasks set before them went on to greatness. Those who failed ... were lost forever. This structure, lost to the archeological record, has been sought for millennia but never found ... until now.***Review for both Mac and PC versions. [22]
Juilliard Music Adventure	Theatrix Interactive	1995	Musical traditions of The Juilliard School are introduced in the game, where a mischievous gnome named Gnoise has stolen all the music from the Queen's castle. Exploring the castle, you have to solve the musical puzzles, free the Queen, and restore music to her realm. Also you can compose your own music with Rhythm and Melody Tools. This music adventure game for elementary and middle school students, involves some very elaborate animation and intriguing musical problems that must be solved. Along the way, music appreciation and elementary music theory problems must be solved to advance, with all interaction accomplished with the mouse. It's recommended for Grades 4-12 and a teachers guide is also available.
Les Guignols de l'Info ...LE JEU !	Canal+ Multimedia (in visio)	1995
Majestic: Part 1 - Alien Encounter	Piranha Interactive (Istvan Pely)	1995	She was the most luxurious pleasure cruiser ever built. The S.S. Majestic. On her maiden voyage, she set sail from Earth's harbor for deep space, and never returned. Passengers were rescued adrift in the ship's lifeboat. But the Majestic was never found. Until now. A very faint locator beacon emanating from a remote corner of the Pleiades Nebula has been detected. The Interstellar Transporation Commission decides to send the closest archaeologist to investigate. They send you. Your mission is to unravel the mystery behind the majestic's star-crossed voyage. As you probe deeper and deeper through the eerie silence of the massive vessel, one thing quickly becomes clear. You are not alone..
Pauly Mouse	CDWARE International;TC Trading Multimedia (CDWARE International)	1995

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