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North Sea Bullion Adventure is a game in which the player assumes the role of the captain of the salvage tugboat 'Narwal' to recover gold bullion. He is searching for the ship 'HMS Bearheart' which was wrecked during World War II. This ship is sunk in Arctic waters and is rumored to be loaded with valuable cargo. You must set out to sea to recover this cargo.
The game uses a text parser for keyboard input, with on-screen instructions and a total of 20 unique commands to choose from. Find the wreck and recover the sunken cargo before you run out of fuel, oxygen and time. The game has no clear ending, and the user can decide when to end it. This ambiguity may confuse players who have not read the instructions.
Shadow of the Bear is a game that takes place in Siberia, Russia. You are the pilot of a reconnaissance plane and you have crashed there. You must escape to China, where you will be safe from enemy forces, out of the cold, and avoid being taken prisoner.
The game, which is played from a first-person perspective, displays a fixed screen of the environment, and you use the cursor keys to move in the direction of the newly depicted location. General adventure commands are then introduced through text to examine the environment and pick up and use objects. There are no puzzles to solve, and the main objective is to maintain power and heat.
