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2 total messages Started by ji... Howard Jiang Thu, 14 May 1992 02:51
Out of This World
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Author: ji... Howard Jiang
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 02:51
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Does anyone have Out of This World? I saw the demo for it, and would like to
know what else there is to the game. Thanks.

Howard Ji...@cs.arizona.edu
Re: Out of This World
#195
Author: j... Brian Chung
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 04:24
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In article <38...@caslon.cs.arizona.edu> ji...@cs.arizona.edu (Howard Jiang) writes:
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>Does anyone have Out of This World? I saw the demo for it, and would like to
>know what else there is to the game. Thanks.

There are spoilers, so...






















	Personally, I haven't seen the demo, so I can't comment on it.  But
my friend has it on his Amiga and it looks pretty neat.  Your objective
is basically to escape from the bad guys and go from one scenario to the
next.  I was rather surprised to see that I don't come back to earth at the
end, but it does have the Neverending Story quality to it.  The puzzles here
aren't too difficult, and most of them involve figuring out mazes or 
figuring out the right timing for shooting and moving.  I think the major
point of this game was, "Hey, we got a great cinematic game based on
polygon graphics.  You should enjoy it as if you are watching an action
movie."
	I give it, 7 out 10.  Good graphics, interesting concept, but not
much you need to do...
>
>Howard Ji...@cs.arizona.edu


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