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In the year 2068, mankind has managed to conquer the fourth dimension: time. Time travel is so widespread that a danger arises: someone may try not only to know the past, but also to alter history. We are now in the year 2098. The player assumes the role of special agent Dino Szmit and his job is to hunt down these time villains. The adventure begins when the player wakes up after a time travel accident....
Eksperyment Delfin (Dolphin Experiment) is a point-and-click adventure game that allows the player to travel back in time to counter a Nazi conspiracy plot. The game takes the player to the year 1942 and beyond. It is based on traditional inventory puzzles, enhanced by the ability to jump not only to another location to find a needed item, but also to a different era. The few conversations the player will have include dialogue options.
Although his harmless appearance may fool you at first, Harold is a mercenary assassin, and this time he has been hired to get rid of Virus, who is terrorizing the world of Pixels. As these names might suggest, the action takes place inside a fantasy computer, which turns out to resemble - to our surprise - more a degraded village than a cyberpunk 'information highway'.
Misja Harolda: Zaginiony w systemie (Harold's Mission: Lost in the system) is a point-and-click adventure game. It features conversations with dialogue choices; wrong choices can even lead to your death. Another thing that makes it 'Sierra-like' is that it also keeps track of your score.
In this flashback story (the game opens with an interview with the band members) we discover how Romek, our hero, managed to set up his rock band 'Mentor'. Of course, music stars like to spice up their lives a bit, so expect this story to be totally wacky and unbelievable (mysterious tropical island, contact with aliens).
The gameplay is somewhat reminiscent of Gobliins - the player must clear a 'stage' before moving on to the next - but later on we have more freedom to roam. Complicated inventory-based puzzles are accompanied by a lot of humor. Almost all conversations are automatic.
