1999 is a video game in the action genre developed by Ice Cool Coders and published by Summit Software originally released in 1987. It is currently playable on ZX Spectrum.
Kent Knutson is a teenager living in the city of Neutropolis. The city is controlled by a totalitarian regime, which prohibits people from expressing any emotion that deviates from the prescribed norm, such as joy and happiness. Kent is arrested by the Norms, the Neutropolis police force, and imprisoned for whistling a happy tune. In jail, he receives an anonymous note telling him that there is a resistance group somewhere in the city, intent on overthrowing the dictator of Neutropolis. The question is: how can Kent find this resistance group?
Normality is an adventure game made entirely in 3D, similar to Under a Killing Moon, though with more colorful, cartoonish visuals. Aside from the somewhat unusual (for the genre) engine, the game plays out like a traditional puzzle-solving adventure, relying primarily on manipulating the objects Kent can pick up and put in his inventory.
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