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Alcohol drinks

Other (objects, etc.) entity

Alcoholic drinks is present in the game.

38

platforms

System Shock 2 (Windows)

WIN 1999-08-11

Duke Nukem Forever (Mac OS X)

Duke Nukem Forever

OSX 2011-08

Ultima VII: The Black Gate (MS-DOS)

Ultima VII: The Black Gate

DOS 1992-04-16

Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar

Pi-Eyed (ZX Spectrum)

Deus Ex: Human Revolution (Windows)

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

WIN 2011-08-26

The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season (PlayStation Vita)

The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season

VITA 2013-08-20

Asura's Wrath (Xbox 360)

X360 2012-02

Brew Master (Tandy Color Computer)

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link (Windows)

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing

WIN 2013-10-22

Duke Nukem Forever (Windows)

Duke Nukem Forever

WIN 2011-06-10

Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar

The first video game about Alcohol drinks was released in 1983.

Deep Silver, 2K Games and Origin has published most of these games

Related:
* Drunkenness

Related: (recreational drugs)
* Smokes

Parent group

Platforms

Windows		53
Linux		28
Mac OS X		11
X360		10
PS3		8
MS-DOS		6
Tandy Coco		4
BeOS		3
PS2		3
PS Vita		2
C64		2
Amiga		2
Atari ST		2
Internet Only		2
FM Towns		1
NEC PC8801		1
MSX2		1
MICRO 7 - FM7		1
Sharp X1		1
X68000		1
SNES		1
Mac OS Classic		1
GamePark 32		1
NES		1
GP2X		1
Xbox		1
NeXT		1
ZX Spectrum		1
Apple IIGS		1
Unix		1

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