There was a book that I picked up once in 1994 or 1995 that contained a handful of very in-depth computer game reviews including one for Under A Killing Moon. From that book I first learned about Tex Murphy and I was so enthralled by the review of UAKM that I asked my mother to take me out to look for it at the local mall computer game store. I have since lost the book but, for the sake of nostalgia, I'm trying to find it again. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the book or any other games that were in it. I think it may have also had an in-depth review for The 7th Guest but I can't be sure. Does it sound familiar to anyone?
"The real world is bizarre enough for me." - Blue Öyster Cult
Yeah it does sound like a cool book. I remember playing the 7th guest. It was the first CD-ROM game I ever played. I wouldn't have called it an interactive movie since you were just an observer.
I never read anything about Tex beforehand. I just saw them running UKAM in a computer game store. I was so impressed with the game interface that sold me on the game. The 3D range of motion of the game was fantastic! It was a pleasant surprise for me that it was an interactive movie too.
I never read anything about Tex beforehand. I just saw them running UKAM in a computer game store. I was so impressed with the game interface that sold me on the game. The 3D range of motion of the game was fantastic! It was a pleasant surprise for me that it was an interactive movie too.
Samantha
Once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny.
Once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny.
