Who killed Taylor French? Taylor French was a controversial young newspaper reporter with powerful friends... and enemies. The question is, which one wanted her dead? If you've ever read a mystery or watched a detective on TV and thought, "I could do that!" then here's your chance to solve three murders with the help of your beautiful assistant, Lucie Fairwell. Your job is to interview the suspects, check out their alibis, examine the autopsy report and investigate the scene of the crime. But hurry! You only have six hours to solve each crime. If you don't someone will get away with murder.
Join Zeedle and Deet on an exciting journey to find their Grandpa. SpaceKids lets your child explore and interactive cartoon world where the outcome of the game is up to the imagination!
Dazzeloids is a 1994 children's CD-ROM game created by Rodney Greenblat, who also made PaRappa the Rapper.
It features Anne Dilly Whim, and her team of boredom banishers fighting
the forces of mediocrity set by the Mediogre and his geeky assistant,
Wanderlust is a surreal erotic FMV adventure game, released in 1994 by eMedia. In 1995 publisher Hybrid Technology released a German version of the game under the title CyberDreams.
Vivid Interactive's foray into FMV technology that lets the player enjoy some embarrassing entertainment.
Come along with our 5 Super Models as they hike, bike, and swim off the beautiful California Coastline.
Magic Theatre is the award-winning software that brought the art of storytelling to the computer era by allowing kids as young as three to make their own movies. Simple to use, with Magic Theatre you can effortlessly blend animations, music, and your own narration and drawings to create short films – the only limit is your imagination.
Developed with educators, artists, and most importantly – children – Magic Theatre provides not only endless entertainment, but also develops artistic, speech, and extemporization skills. All of these form the foundations for the communication skills essential in every part of life.
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Features
Click and drag animation lets you make movies quickly and easily.
Extensive libraries featuring hundreds of animations, scenery, objects, paint effects, traces, sound effects, and music.
Equally suited for boys and girls.
Verbal help and icon-based user interface enables even pre-readers to use Magic Theatre easily.
Automatic coordination of sound and grap
Illitera has stolen all the words from Earth. Your mission is to catch Illitera's spaceship and gain entry to the main control room so the words can be returned.
In Space Shuttle, the player can learn the history of the NASA's Space Shuttle program including the Enterprise, Discovery, Atlantis, Columbia, Challenger and the Endeavor. Players can learn the history of them including the astronauts, their missions and the outcome of each mission. Players can also train astronauts, launching them into space and watch them complete their mission and put their well earned training to good use.
Man Enough is a full-motion video dating simulation game. The objective, as in most of these games, is to have intercourse with several women. The game starts with the player subscribing to a dating agency called "Man Enough", run by a woman named Jeri. She assists by popping up on the screen to give hints and evaluate progress. After that, the game goes to a gym where Blair, Erin, Fawn, Kellie and Quinn are. They can be clicked with a cursor in the shape of a human face: it changes to one with a speech balloon when placed over their heads (to initiate dialog and the dating progress), and to one with bulging eyes when placed on their bodies (to play a short "sexy" video of the girl).
The game manual comes with profiles for each girl, listing their predilections and dislikes. Using that information, the player must choose between three answers to each question made. These questions are displayed over a picture of the girl that changes according to her mood. Wrong answers bring sullen looks, and right answers bring
Are You Afraid of the Dark? The Tale of Orpheo's Curse is an adventure game based on Nickelodeon's TV series Are You Afraid Of The Dark?.
In telling its mystery tale, the game features full motion videos and 3D animation, as well as actors from the actual TV series.
Kamaitachi no Yoru is a sound novel developed and published by Chunsoft. The game was first released on November 25, 1994 for the Super Famicom. It was also ported to the Playstation and Gameboy Advance It became available on the Virtual Console in February, 2007 for 800 Wii Points. The story-line was written by Takemaru Abiko and production was directed by Kazuya Asano and Koichi Nakamura.
Kamaitachi no Yoru was the second sound novel developed by Chunsoft, and its popularity brought a myriad of other companies to develop similar games. The term "sound novel" was originally a registered trademark of Chunsoft, but is now regarded as a whole genre of its own.
The game revolves around Toru and his girlfriend Mari, who are suddenly drawn into a horrible murder mystery while on vacation at a skiing lodge. The first part of the games develops as a crime-solving adventure.
Team Innocent: The Point of No Return is an adventure game with action elements. The game consists of three missions. The player controls Saki most of the time, but other girls temporarily become available as playable characters as well. The heroine must explore a large location, collecting items and solving a few puzzles on the way. The young women can also find and equip various weapons, from pistols to axes. The player can choose one of the four action modes: punching, kicking, shooting, and (in specific instances only) jumping. The girls are navigated from third-person perspective on pre-rendered backgrounds with constantly changing camera angles, similarly to Alone in the Dark games, except for the protagonists being sprites and not 3D models. The game has a few anime-style cutscenes and voice-overs for dialogues.
Kyōsuke Takamizawa is a twenty-three year old man who has been having some trouble finding a job. His last teaching experience wasn't particularly successful, and now he is out for better opportunities in the city. However, his real focus is on his charming female acquaintances - from high-school students to waitresses, neighbors, and other women populating the city.
Takamizawa Kyōsuke Nekketsu!! Kyōiku Kenshū is a Japanese-style adventure that focuses on getting acquainted with and gradually conquering various female characters. The player is presented with a map of two districts, each with a dozen locations that can be freely visited. The interaction in the locations themselves is sparse, consisting of a few context-related choices.
The game has an internal clock; each visit takes away at least twenty minutes of game time. Certain locations are accessible only during specific times. The main challenge lies in being in the right place at the right time in order to meet a specific character. A help screen sho