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Do you still Know the good old Adventure Regames, something like Maniac Mansion or Monkey Island? Do you still know how to always rub the Items together and never knew exactly what to do next? 20 Years later, there are new UI elements, new Ideas that are Standard in Industry. But not here. So anyone who wants to look for a nice Story, Blade-Runner setting and Gameplay like 20 Years ago is accessing. Edit: Besides, the Game Mouse Acceleration that you can't exhibit doesn't have a big Problem with a Game like this, but still I have to cry from it.

Yet they still exist: The good, old Point-and-Click Adventures. Gemini Rue is a Declaration Of love for the "golden" Days of Lucas Arts Adventures-with everything that goes with it. Crappy Graphics (with Screen Resolution 800x600), 280 MB of total Data, and an absolutely ingenious Storyline. Azriel Odin, former Assassin, now with the Cops, tries to free his Brother from a secret Lab Facility called "Center 7." The Parallel Story is absolutely ingeniously split and there are a few neat story applications that have washed up. Anyone who can do something with retro indie games, Sci-Fi and Point-and-click adventures (and is powerful in the English Language) shouldn't miss Gemini Rue! There are a whopping 9.5/10 Pixels of me.

Beautiful Adventure by a Single Developer named Joshua Nuernberger. Tied me up for a really long time and was incredibly Fun. The Story of the Game is set in a sil fiction world and goes towards film noir, The Story is set at the beginning on the Planet Barracus, on which it seems to Rain only and whose Inhabitants are oppressed by a mafia-like Organization called "Boryokudan" Be. Our Main Character Named Azriel Odin Tries to find an Acquaintance to get Information about his Brother, who has disappeared. The second Main Character is Delta Six, which is located in a Rehabilitation Facility and has tried several times to flee from there. He is always caught and his Memory is reset. You explore this Center, do shooting Exercises, meet Various Fellow Prisoners and try to flee, of course. I don't want to reveal any More of the Story, but it's really good. Somehow reminds me of Blade Runner a lot. The Game is fully set, so voiceover and Music. There is also a German Version, but without Voiceover, it is not quite mature and one already gets stuck on the first Search Terminal, because the Name of the Skyscraper was misused. One looks for the "Hibiscus" because only the English Name counts, namely "Hibiscus." The Graphics aren't that of an AAA title, of course, but that's not bad. The Story, the Characters and the Atmosphere make that easily gone away. All in all, a Game I can only recommend.