7th Guest and 11th Hour on Steam [Oct 20, 2013, 1:06 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Steam now offers The 7th
Guest and The 11th Hour
Trilobyte's throwback adventure games that helped usher in the era of full
motion video and CD-ROM gaming back in the day. Here's a refresher on The 7th
Guest sequel The 11th Hour:
WEAVING A FEATURE-LENGTH, powerfully graphic video through The 11th Hour: The Sequel to The 7th Guest, the renowned developers at Trilobyte have created the most cinematic challenge to date. A wide array of games, puzzles and quests cleverly underscores the time-bending, contemporary adult mystery. only the deepest horrors of the mind could spread such terror in the night.
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Nut wrote on Oct 21, 2013, 09:45:
So, I like that these old throwbacks are available for sale (apparently they have been on GOG.com too, but Steam is great), and they are fun in a retro way.
But I think it's inappropriate that the product description contains no warnings that this game is from 1993 ! (release date is listed as 2013), and it still contains the old praise.
I would hate to be the people who buy without checking based on sales copy such as "terrifyingly real virtual environment".
Steam needs to have some sort of disclaimer in place warning consumers who don't do their research that they are buying relics, even likable ones.
If you go to the store page, the release date is in the upper right.
I was working at Virgin Interactive in the support department when these came out. Having to create DOS boot disks to get enough memory to run these games was such a pain in the ass.
So, I like that these old throwbacks are available for sale (apparently they have been on GOG.com too, but Steam is great), and they are fun in a retro way.
But I think it's inappropriate that the product description contains no warnings that this game is from 1993 ! (release date is listed as 2013), and it still contains the old praise.
I would hate to be the people who buy without checking based on sales copy such as "terrifyingly real virtual environment".
Steam needs to have some sort of disclaimer in place warning consumers who don't do their research that they are buying relics, even likable ones.
But I think it's inappropriate that the product description contains no warnings that this game is from 1993 ! (release date is listed as 2013), and it still contains the old praise.
I would hate to be the people who buy without checking based on sales copy such as "terrifyingly real virtual environment".
Steam needs to have some sort of disclaimer in place warning consumers who don't do their research that they are buying relics, even likable ones.
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