02-01-2009, 08:59 AM | #1 |
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Please help me find this game
What game? Maybe you've played it and can help me identify it.
I've played it through about 8 years ago. I am not totally sure about all the facts but I'll try to give as many (and as correct) as possible Need the NAME of this game: - 2D Adventure (Similiar more to the "drawn/comic" style of MI3 and not the old MI2 (pixely)) - Humor/Comedy - PC (Was running on a 166MHZ / 16 MB RAM / Windows 95) - I got the game from a magazine in Germany (Can't remember if the Game Publisher was german - but somehow I'd be closer to saying "no") - Release Date 1996-2000 (1994-2002 MAX range) Main Character: Name: Can't remember (but may be included in title) Male / A lil' geeky / Wearing glasses Story: Can't remember Partial Gameplay: - Game starts off in a library (the main character may have been working there) I remember you had to "interact" with a spider to get to a key (or similiar) - From there you get into a taxi (some longer conversation was involved with the cab driver - like directions and similiar) - I remember destinations involving a "lighthouse" - A city covered in snow with some rude residents. Pfu.. I'll try to come up with more xD but memories are pretty blurry. But maybe YOU can identify it (somehow xD I guess it'll be hard with those lame clues) Very appreciated! Last edited by Shinji; 02-02-2009 at 12:31 AM. |
02-01-2009, 02:12 PM | #2 |
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The only "cartoonish humour" game which featured a guy with glasses which cames to my mind right now is "Tony Tough", but i don't think it fits the other clues.
Was the game german btw? |
02-02-2009, 12:29 AM | #3 |
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Can't remember if the Game Publisher was german - but somehow I'd be closer to saying "no"
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02-03-2009, 08:10 AM | #4 |
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I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING 3 WHOLE DAYS...
All ADV. GAME directories I was able to find... even checked what adventures are selling on eBay! FOUND IT Archibald Applebrook`s Abenteuer Found it here: http://www.uwes-adventureseite.de/SC...Abenteuer.html |
02-03-2009, 03:25 PM | #5 |
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Glad you found it Shinji! I've never heard of it and it looks intriguing.
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Heh, I think I should check the Adventure category here in the forum more often: I could have told you it's Archibald Applebrook's Abenteuer right away when you said "Library" and "Spider". Actually, I might have even been able to tell from the information before that. And I can assure you, the publisher, Software 2000 was German. In fact, they used to have their (*extremely* tiny) office in our town. I saw the sign every day I drove to school in the train, because it was right by the train line, on the outskirts of our business/industrial district, in a building that has seen many companies come and go (usually short lived). Archibald Applebrook's Abenteuer came in one of the earliest issues of the magazine "Mausklick". I remember that, because I picked it up at a Kiosk that no longer exists (it was rather short lived too, only being able to stay for a few years. There's a cosmetics studio there now), and it was the only place that seemed to carry "Mausklick" in my area. Sadly, "Mausklick" no longer exists either. I still have the CD from the magazine. Anyway, I think I'll try checking back here more often, so I can immediately help people when after all these long years I at last am not the only one who has played Archibald Applebrook's Abenteuer. I was starting to get the impression I really was alone in knowing that game here. -
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@ Melanie68 - Thx ^^ I remember the game really was a lotta fun (but I was ~14 years old at the time so.. can't guarantee)
@ Jazhara7 - xD Yep.. the same magazine I got it from. I haven't seen the magazine before or after I bought the one with "AAA" . But I guess I would even buy a "Cosmopolitan" if it has a new/free/full adventure game coming with it. |
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You must not have looked in the Adventure game Scene game thread then. I posted it in there a while ago. -
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02-04-2009, 04:26 PM | #11 |
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Okay.
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