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TerraRealms: The Discovery - Episode I (2001)

2001 · Specular Arts · Edited by 1

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TerraRealms: The Discovery is a 1st person, point-and-click adventure game strongly influenced by games like Myst. You start in a dark forest with towering trees and a path. As you wander in different directions, you come upon a few caves. In one of them is a tray containing triangular-shaped pieces. By exploring further, find the clue needed to solve the puzzle in the tray. When solved, something else happens. And so the gameplay continues.

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Une proposition de 2001 centrée sur Horror, Point-and-click et Web browser. Réalisée par Specular Arts.

Pour qui est-ce ?

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Déconseillée si vous cherchez

  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
  • Sorcellerie
  • Bestiaire

Influences

  1. 2001
    TerraRealms: The Discovery - Episode I
  2. 2003
    Escape from Elm Street
  3. 2004
    99Rooms
  4. 2005
    The House
  5. 2007
    The Visitor
  6. 2010
    Fancy Island

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