Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Doc · 14-09-2002 08:09PM #1

You may have read the book so why not try play the game

The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Game

It’s pretty hard by the way.

tman · 14-09-2002 08:32PM

it's complete pants by the way (imho)

Doc · 14-09-2002 08:35PM

Your wrong and and… you smell of poo!:(

If thats not for you try thisJust not cricket

spooky donkey · 14-09-2002 11:11PM

It will be one strange game!

Raskolnikov · 15-09-2002 01:58AM

Ah those were the good old days, i finished that game years ago so if anyone is stuck on a particular bit i can help out

Mr E · 15-09-2002 01:03PM

No point in starting a new thread about this one, but what text adventures do you remember enjoying in the 80s?

I think my favourite of all time is Seabase Delta on the C64. I played that for weeks and really enjoyed it. Puzzles weren't too obscure, but were tricky enough to give you a warm tingly feeling when you solved them.

I also remember enjoying Leather Goddesses of Phobos (but having a built-in hint system kinda dampened it a bit).

I also loved the old Rod Pike adventures (Dracula etc.). When you died, you got a grainy photo-type pic of your corpse depicting how you died (Beheaded, ripped to pieces by dogs, etc.). These games were very graphic, and were marked as 18s long before current day ratings came about. Brilliantly written, too....

One of the worst I've played is Lifeterm (I think thats what it was called). It was fabulously designed in that if you went north, you had to go east to get back to your original location. Genius.

Anyone else got memories (good/bad) of text adventures?

- Dave.

DiscoStu · 15-09-2002 02:49PM

zork, thats all youll ever need.

Johnny_the_fox · 15-09-2002 03:26PM

favourite -> Enemies....

Classic adventure.

Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

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