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This game was one of the first graphic adventure available for the Oric-1 computer. Like many of this genre it must have been inspired by the success of Mystery House for the Apple II, the first graphic adventure game.

Enter the Dr Genius mansion, and then try to get out!

The game is entirely in french. The text interpreter is pretty simple and very slow. You can only enter a maximum of two words. The entire game was programmed in BASIC!

The vocabulary is:
N, NORD, S, SOUTH, E, EST, O, OUEST, MONTE, GRIMPE, DESCEND, PRENDS, RAMASSE, POSE, OUVRE, FERME, ENTRE, AVANCE, ALLUME, REPARE, DEPANNE, LIS, LIT, REGARDE, RETOURNE, RENIFLE, SENS, REMPLIS, VIDE, INVENTAIRE, LISTE, RIEN, ATTENDS, POIGNARDE, COUTEAU, TOURNEVIS, LAMPE, CODE, ESCALIER, PISTOLET, PLACARD, TORCHE, TELEPORTEUR, MONSTRE, PETROLE, POT, CLEF, PAPIER, LIVRE, BRIQUET, COMBINAISON, COFFRE, ROUGE, BLEU, VERT, TITRE, ROBINET, CISEAU, PORTE, ACTIONNE (for the gun), JETE, LANCE, EAU, ENFILE, PASSE, APPUIE, ENFONCE, ENLEVE, RENTRE (for the code), ETEINS, ENTRE

If you've got the solution, post it here!



SCREENSHOTS

title screen

menu / options

let's start!

you are in the entrance hall

you are in the dining room

don't open the cupboard

ready to go upstairs ?

great, the flashlight exploded in my hands

the living room

the dressing room

take the scissors

the bathroom

the living room

the corridor

you should find a book in this bedroom

another bedroom

you're dead - game over


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Complete walkthrough
 


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 detailed info on www.oric.org


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tape inlay
Source : www.oric.org

year of release 1984
companies Loriciels
type game
media tape
systems Oric compatible systems
number of players 1 player
staff Laurent Benes
tags 3d, adventure, haunted, text interface

Olivier
5/3/2008
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This game was my first experience with the adventure genre (in 1983) and it was a shock! At the time, in France, it was one of the few adventure games available. But when I play it today, it''s obvious that it didn''t stand the time: it''s too slow, and traps are unpredictable. You can die at any time without any logic...



 
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