This goes back to the overarching question: what constitutes an adventure game? Apart from pure text and text-with-graphics, we have joystick controlled games where you select text input. We have multiple choice games. We have RPGs with a strong adventure flavour. We have adventure games with RPG ...
Hmmmm... interesting! How about: Terrible Doubt of Appearances P.S. I would really be interested in an explanation of the "Ulm" one… My thinking was that Ulm 1879 represent the birthplace and year of birth of A. Einstein. That's right - so you're entering the kingdom of relativity :) (insert ba ...
Thanks! I don't think we have anything on the Sol 20 at all? Or maybe I can't find my way around the database. It's a DIY-kit, right?
I took a brief look at the link - are there other games for this machine than Skull Cave?
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I don't know if you were obvious as such, but compared to your latest brain teaser this was at the easy end of the scale. And it's just great to have both kinds
I'll be back a.s.a.p.
Wow, for no apparent reason I feel like I can be part of this again
Point of No Return
(though Land of No Return would work equally well, but I'd say this is more of a point)
Wow, it's not called Challenge without a reason! Let's just say that I really liked clue 3
In hindsigt, of course, the tennis picture should have been a excellent guideline. I don't know why I missed that one.
Ace is on the case! But... I still don't get it. I've looked at that game a couple of times but discounted it. Maybe it's just me being dimwitted, but how does "Ace in the hole" tie into the various explanations, including "Sometimes missing the forehead makes you better"? It's Face minus F or ...