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Pork 1: The Great Underground Sewer System
| Author: | Anonymous | | Genres: | Fantasy>Cave crawl
Fantasy>Zorkian
Humor>Satire | | Released: | 1988 | | Review: | A parody of the classic Zork, consisting mostly of goofy
situations based on the original, and extensive commentary on the the
inadequacy of adventure games from the late 70's and early 80's. Gameplay
follows that of the generation of games it's based on: nonlinear treasure
hunts with lots of opportunities to die or otherwise lock yourself out of
victory. As satire, it doesn't work as well as
the Unnkulian games, but it's about on the level of
Mad Magazine. Contains some randomized combat and one obscure
and motivationless puzzle.
Rating: ***
Reviewed by Carl Muckenhoupt (30 Jun 2000)
| | Downloads: | - pork.zip (189.00 KB)
- AGT executable (version: -4.26/1, ported by David Malmberg, bundled with MS-DOS runtime), solution
- pork-src.zip (34.47 KB)
- AGT source code (version: -4.26/1, ported by David Malmberg), solution
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