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Forbidden Quest

DOS, Mac 1983
One of the most innovative - and obscure - interactive titles ever made, Forbidden QuestForbidden Quest is a standard text adventure, with a parser that is adequate, but somewhat inferior to Infocom's (it doesn't recognize pronouns, for example, or abbreviations like 'x' for EXAMINE). The puzzles are generally fair, although the existence of a (very huge) maze is a drawback. What sets the game apart, however, is the clever use of Artext printouts: five color drawings included inside the game box that provide the clues needed to overcome certain scenes. This combination of software and drawing adds a nice touch to the game, and makes it a unique adventure. Finding clues in these prints is a lot of fun... too bad there are only five. The plot and character interaction are a bit weak, but overall, the game has enough interesting puzzles (including some optional ones) to keep me interested until the end. thumbs up!

Gateway

Mac 1986
After the death of your uncle, you inherit his house and possessions. Among his personal belongings, you find a diary that indicates that somewhere in the house there is a gateway to another universe. Your goal is to find it and explore this strange world. Will you be able to find... the Gateway? Like its predecessor (Forbidden Quest), Gateway features illustrated plates that provide clues not included in the text description.
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