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Games developed by Future Games s.r.o.

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Boovie

DOS 1998
Boovie is a remake of the 1994 ZX Spectrum game of the same name. It was released the same year as the Spectrum sequel Boovie 2. The game consists of a series of single-screen platformer levels in which you must complete a sequence of actions to progress. This involves shooting and avoiding enemies, destroying blocks and moving them. To complete a level you need to transport a specific brick to the tile marked with an arrow. Boovie is the main character and can move freely. Instead of a pure platformer with jumping, he can move around any square on the game screen as long as it is not obstructed, as if floating in the air. The plot has Boovie rescue his wife Lili, who has been kidnapped. The couple were living happily on the outskirts of a town until a wealthy person decides to build a large mansion next to their house. When all the bricks have been used in the construction, the foreman discovers that only one brick is missing to complete the base of the bathroom. He kidnaps Lili and demands that one brick as ransom.

Next Life

Windows 2007
Next Life, released in 2007, is a Windows game that has been gaining a steady following since its initial release. Set in an alternate universe where technology has advanced to a point where it can detect the afterlife and bring people back to the physical world, the game follows the story of a scientist and her team of experts who are tasked with exploring the afterlife and unraveling the mysteries of what lies beyond. The game features a unique art style and an engaging story, complete with side quests, puzzles and engaging characters. Players will have the opportunity to explore a variety of locations, from lush jungles to mysterious tombs, and discover the secrets of this new realm. Along the way, they must battle monsters and discover the truth behind the power of the afterlife. Gameplay in Next Life is a combination of exploration, puzzle-solving and real-time strategy elements. Players will have to make their way through the game’s various levels, while at the same time managing their resources and making strategic moves to gain an edge over their opponents. The game also features an online multiplayer mode, allowing players to team up and cooperate with one another. Overall, Next Life is a unique and interesting game that provides a unique perspective on the afterlife. It’s an engaging and entertaining experience for both single-player and multiplayer gamers alike. With its captivating art style and engaging story, Next Life is sure to be a hit with fans of strategy and role-playing games.

NiBiRu: Age of Secrets

Windows 2005
NiBiRu: Age of Secrets, released in 2005, takes players on an immersive journey filled with mystery, adventure, and enriching puzzles. Developed by the Czech studio, Future Games, this point-and-click adventure game quickly earned a place in the hearts of fans of the genre. Drawing on a rich narrative steeped in fantastical elements, the game explores ancient civilizations and secrets hidden beneath the surface of reality. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the early 20th century, featuring the protagonist, a journalist named Tom, who is on a quest to uncover a captivating conspiracy related to an ancient civilization. As players traverse breathtaking landscapes and meticulously detailed environments, they become entwined in a narrative that intertwines reality with the realm of myth. The plot expertly combines historical intrigue with supernatural elements, creating a rich tapestry that compels players to dig deeper into its layers. One of the game’s standout features is its stunning visual design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the environments are beautifully rendered, showcasing lush scenery and exquisite architecture that breathe life into the digital world. Players are immersed in diverse locations, from serene countryside vistas to shadowy caves filled with hidden artifacts. This visual feast enhances the overall gaming experience, making the journey feel more real and engaging. NiBiRu excels in its puzzle mechanics, which are thoughtfully designed to challenge and stimulate the player’s intellect. With a variety of brain teasers woven seamlessly into the fabric of the gameplay, players are encouraged to think critically and creatively. These puzzles, often rooted in the themes of the narrative, require observation, logic, and lateral thinking, offering an experience that is both satisfying and rewarding upon successful completion. The sound design and musical score effectively heighten the sense of atmosphere throughout the game. Subtle yet evocative, the audio enriches the player's experience, complementing the visual elements and adding depth to the storytelling. The combination of haunting melodies and ambient sounds creates an immersive auditory landscape, allowing players to fully engage with the enigmatic world around them. NiBiRu: Age of Secrets is a gem within the realm of adventure games. With its compelling narrative, exquisite visuals, challenging puzzles, and atmospheric sound design, it stands out as an exemplary offering from Future Games. Even years after its release, the game continues to resonate with fans and newcomers alike, proving that the timeless allure of exploration and discovery is as captivating as ever.

Tale of a Hero

Windows 2008
Tale of a Hero is a fantasy/fairy tale adventure developed in an old school style. Despite its low-budget production, it offers about 15 hours of gameplay with classic adventures and subtle, gentle humor in the dialogues with non-traditional characters. In this game you embody the young fisherman Olaf, son of the famous dragon slayer who was cast out by his king for being unwilling to raise a war over the monarch's foolishness. After his father's death, Olaf took over the business of killing monsters, but instead of killing them he found many ways to get along with them and turn them into beneficial neighbors for the villagers. His happy life is disrupted when one of his father's most powerful adversaries, the ice giant Krugell, returns to the world of men seeking revenge for his murdered brother. You control Olaf with the classic point-and-click interface. In this game you can't run, but a double click on the exit will immediately transport you to the next room (as in other Future Games games). There are no action sequences and you can't die in this game.

The Black Mirror

Windows 2003
The death of his grandfather, William, brings Samuel Gordon back to Black Mirror, the family's ancestral home. Despite the fact that William was considered a crackpot and that his death was likely a suicide, Samuel investigates the matter. Samuel is convinced that the death was no accident and that the answer to the mystery lies in the investigation William conducted, sequestered in the castle tower. But will uncovering the family's ancient secrets bring new light to the matter or will it embroil the Gordon family in doom? The Black Mirror is a third-person, point-and-click adventure game set largely on the sprawling grounds of Black Mirror Manor, including an asylum, the church and its grounds, and the town of Willow Creek. The game begins immediately after William's funeral and Samuel is reunited with his estranged family and meets the staff of the house. An uncle hiding out in his study, a grumpy gardener, and a family doctor who hints that he knows something are some of the cast members Samuel will have to deal with. The Black Mirror contains 150 locations and five hours of spoken dialogue.
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