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Game ID: 15493
Console / System: 3DO
Title: Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller
Scarcity (loose): 2
Value in USD (loose): 10
Scarcity (complete): 0
Value in USD (complete): 0
Publisher: Take2 Interact
Section: 1
Designer: John Antinori
Designer 2: Laura Kampo
Developer: Tetragon
Style: Point & Click
Description: Features the vocal (and to some artistic degree, visual) talents of actors Dennis Hopper, Grace Jones and Geoffrey Holder and model Stephanie Seymour.
Easter eggs: To start the game with a bearded lady and a clown, begin a new game and press Down (x3), Up (x2), Left Shift (x2), Right Shift (x2) at the character selection screen. Press A over the character you want. They start out weird but turn back to normal charac
Country / region: USA
System exclusive: 0
Santulli Slant: There is more dialogue in this game than an Ingmar Bergman film. If you're serious about playing it through, you'd best play on a good night's sleep. The puzzles aren't always clear either, but a friend of mine did complete the game so as impossible as it may seem at times, it IS do-able. Keep in mind that I'm not particularly bright. [Gr: 7, So: 6, Ga: 3, Ov: 4]
Periodical's review: Electronic Gaming Monthly gave this game a 8.5, 7.5, 6.5, and 6 (out of 10). The UK's "3DO Magazine" gave this game 3 stars (out of 5).
DP review: Digial Press review of Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller
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