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Description The 7th Guest is a puzzle-adventure game which takes place inside an abandoned mansion. Venture into the 22 rooms of the spooky mansion, solve over 20 mind-bending puzzles to unravel a tale of revenge and horror that took place in the 1930s. The owner of the mansion was Henry Stauf, a famous maker of children's toys.
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Once a homeless drifter and thief, influenced by a vision in a dream, Henry invented a wondrous doll, so incredibly life-like that it sold like wildfire. Stauf's toys became popular overnight bringing fame and fortune and changing his rags to riches. But things took a tragic turn when owners of the doll became infected with a fierce and deadly virus. None of those children recovered. After this turn of events Stauf secluded himself inside his estate, stopped making his toys and never came into contact with the outside world for a long time. Something very strange happened when six people receive an invitation to a party at the mansion.
By solving the riddles inside Stauf's 'fun house', you'll delve into the past to learn what happened to them, and the mysterious 7th guest, on that fateful night. The game is played in first person perspective with a point-and-click interface featuring horror-themed animated cursors (skeletons, bulging-eye skulls etc.). It is one of the first games to be released on the then-new CD-Rom media. The graphics are fully rendered in SVGA, and real actors and actresses bring the story to life during numerous full-motion video cut scenes. The visuals are accompanied by an original, orchestrated musical score. To finish the game, you must solve the puzzles in Stauf's manor; each solved puzzle will unlock new rooms or new movie sequences to watch. The puzzles are quite varied; there's the classic, another puzzle where you need to compose a sentence by rearranging letters, and others.
If you get stuck, you can visit the library; a book within will give you hints on the puzzle. If the hints aren't enough, the puzzle will solve itself automatically once you consult the book enough times.
Some later, limited releases of the game came with a separate video that included a 'behind the scenes' look at the making of the game and interviews with the developers. [ ] Trivia 1001 Video Games The 7th Guest appears in the book by General Editor Tony Mott. Budget The overall budget for this game was more than one million dollars (a lot for a game on that times) and it was the first game on the history that comes with 2 CD-ROMs. D3dx9_43.dll free download - dll-files.com. Also one of the first ones on CD-ROM format at all. CD-ROM Limited versions of The 7th Guest were bundled with a 13 minute video titled 'The Making Of The Seventh Guest', which included interviews with the founders of Trilobyte and supporting developers/writers/directors.
The 7th Guest was so ahead of its time that, during the closing credits, one of the sound designers predicts that 'in months, we will see an explosion of CDROM technology that may change the way games are distributed--all games will come this way.' How right he was (although it took about two years, not a couple of months). Endings The 7th Guest has 2 different endings. The ending you see depends on if you cheat your way through the game (using the book in the library to solve the puzzles). Engine The 7th Guest was pioneering in its day; it had SVGA/VESA motion video and a fully-rendered game world that you could navigate through (with some limitations). It side-stepped technological limitations of the day by allowing all of this to take place on a single-speed CDROM drive and a 386. All rendered rooms in The 7th Guest were built and rendered with 3D Studio for DOS.
Limited Edition The limited edition version of the game came in a book-style box with a lovely poem inside. Localization Playing the game on my German CD-i system surprisingly revealed that the whole game has been localized in Speech and Text for the German market and the CD-i game system. Matthew Costello was already an established horror writer in 1992, which is why the team turned to him to write the story and dialog. Microscope Puzzle The Microscope puzzle in the game is actually a game of Spot (as in the former 7-up mascot) for the NES set to the highest difficulty level. For the NES was one of the previous games created by the group that made The 7th Guest.
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Description The 7th Guest is a puzzle-adventure game which takes place inside an abandoned mansion. Venture into the 22 rooms of the spooky mansion, solve over 20 mind-bending puzzles to unravel a tale of revenge and horror that took place in the 1930s. The owner of the mansion was Henry Stauf, a famous maker of children\'s toys.
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Once a homeless drifter and thief, influenced by a vision in a dream, Henry invented a wondrous doll, so incredibly life-like that it sold like wildfire. Stauf\'s toys became popular overnight bringing fame and fortune and changing his rags to riches. But things took a tragic turn when owners of the doll became infected with a fierce and deadly virus. None of those children recovered. After this turn of events Stauf secluded himself inside his estate, stopped making his toys and never came into contact with the outside world for a long time. Something very strange happened when six people receive an invitation to a party at the mansion.
By solving the riddles inside Stauf\'s \'fun house\', you\'ll delve into the past to learn what happened to them, and the mysterious 7th guest, on that fateful night. The game is played in first person perspective with a point-and-click interface featuring horror-themed animated cursors (skeletons, bulging-eye skulls etc.). It is one of the first games to be released on the then-new CD-Rom media. The graphics are fully rendered in SVGA, and real actors and actresses bring the story to life during numerous full-motion video cut scenes. The visuals are accompanied by an original, orchestrated musical score. To finish the game, you must solve the puzzles in Stauf\'s manor; each solved puzzle will unlock new rooms or new movie sequences to watch. The puzzles are quite varied; there\'s the classic, another puzzle where you need to compose a sentence by rearranging letters, and others.
If you get stuck, you can visit the library; a book within will give you hints on the puzzle. If the hints aren\'t enough, the puzzle will solve itself automatically once you consult the book enough times.
Some later, limited releases of the game came with a separate video that included a \'behind the scenes\' look at the making of the game and interviews with the developers. [ ] Trivia 1001 Video Games The 7th Guest appears in the book by General Editor Tony Mott. Budget The overall budget for this game was more than one million dollars (a lot for a game on that times) and it was the first game on the history that comes with 2 CD-ROMs. D3dx9_43.dll free download - dll-files.com. Also one of the first ones on CD-ROM format at all. CD-ROM Limited versions of The 7th Guest were bundled with a 13 minute video titled \'The Making Of The Seventh Guest\', which included interviews with the founders of Trilobyte and supporting developers/writers/directors.
The 7th Guest was so ahead of its time that, during the closing credits, one of the sound designers predicts that \'in months, we will see an explosion of CDROM technology that may change the way games are distributed--all games will come this way.\' How right he was (although it took about two years, not a couple of months). Endings The 7th Guest has 2 different endings. The ending you see depends on if you cheat your way through the game (using the book in the library to solve the puzzles). Engine The 7th Guest was pioneering in its day; it had SVGA/VESA motion video and a fully-rendered game world that you could navigate through (with some limitations). It side-stepped technological limitations of the day by allowing all of this to take place on a single-speed CDROM drive and a 386. All rendered rooms in The 7th Guest were built and rendered with 3D Studio for DOS.
Limited Edition The limited edition version of the game came in a book-style box with a lovely poem inside. Localization Playing the game on my German CD-i system surprisingly revealed that the whole game has been localized in Speech and Text for the German market and the CD-i game system. Matthew Costello was already an established horror writer in 1992, which is why the team turned to him to write the story and dialog. Microscope Puzzle The Microscope puzzle in the game is actually a game of Spot (as in the former 7-up mascot) for the NES set to the highest difficulty level. For the NES was one of the previous games created by the group that made The 7th Guest.
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Once a homeless drifter and thief, influenced by a vision in a dream, Henry invented a wondrous doll, so incredibly life-like that it sold like wildfire. Stauf\'s toys became popular overnight bringing fame and fortune and changing his rags to riches. But things took a tragic turn when owners of the doll became infected with a fierce and deadly virus. None of those children recovered. After this turn of events Stauf secluded himself inside his estate, stopped making his toys and never came into contact with the outside world for a long time. Something very strange happened when six people receive an invitation to a party at the mansion.
By solving the riddles inside Stauf\'s \'fun house\', you\'ll delve into the past to learn what happened to them, and the mysterious 7th guest, on that fateful night. The game is played in first person perspective with a point-and-click interface featuring horror-themed animated cursors (skeletons, bulging-eye skulls etc.). It is one of the first games to be released on the then-new CD-Rom media. The graphics are fully rendered in SVGA, and real actors and actresses bring the story to life during numerous full-motion video cut scenes. The visuals are accompanied by an original, orchestrated musical score. To finish the game, you must solve the puzzles in Stauf\'s manor; each solved puzzle will unlock new rooms or new movie sequences to watch. The puzzles are quite varied; there\'s the classic, another puzzle where you need to compose a sentence by rearranging letters, and others.
If you get stuck, you can visit the library; a book within will give you hints on the puzzle. If the hints aren\'t enough, the puzzle will solve itself automatically once you consult the book enough times.
Some later, limited releases of the game came with a separate video that included a \'behind the scenes\' look at the making of the game and interviews with the developers. [ ] Trivia 1001 Video Games The 7th Guest appears in the book by General Editor Tony Mott. Budget The overall budget for this game was more than one million dollars (a lot for a game on that times) and it was the first game on the history that comes with 2 CD-ROMs. D3dx9_43.dll free download - dll-files.com. Also one of the first ones on CD-ROM format at all. CD-ROM Limited versions of The 7th Guest were bundled with a 13 minute video titled \'The Making Of The Seventh Guest\', which included interviews with the founders of Trilobyte and supporting developers/writers/directors.
The 7th Guest was so ahead of its time that, during the closing credits, one of the sound designers predicts that \'in months, we will see an explosion of CDROM technology that may change the way games are distributed--all games will come this way.\' How right he was (although it took about two years, not a couple of months). Endings The 7th Guest has 2 different endings. The ending you see depends on if you cheat your way through the game (using the book in the library to solve the puzzles). Engine The 7th Guest was pioneering in its day; it had SVGA/VESA motion video and a fully-rendered game world that you could navigate through (with some limitations). It side-stepped technological limitations of the day by allowing all of this to take place on a single-speed CDROM drive and a 386. All rendered rooms in The 7th Guest were built and rendered with 3D Studio for DOS.
Limited Edition The limited edition version of the game came in a book-style box with a lovely poem inside. Localization Playing the game on my German CD-i system surprisingly revealed that the whole game has been localized in Speech and Text for the German market and the CD-i game system. Matthew Costello was already an established horror writer in 1992, which is why the team turned to him to write the story and dialog. Microscope Puzzle The Microscope puzzle in the game is actually a game of Spot (as in the former 7-up mascot) for the NES set to the highest difficulty level. For the NES was one of the previous games created by the group that made The 7th Guest.
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