Adventure-Treff

Yes. And because, when I used translation software, the translation was sometimes not what I wanted to say or, sometimes, even sounded abrupt or not polite. I apologise. I am Welsh. Not English.

Amir hat geschrieben: ↑05.12.2024, 10:17 Weil Englisch einfacher ist als Deutsch - Der Die Das = The

Weil dieser Andoya kein Deutsch kann. Vielleicht hat er mit dem Deutschen angefangen aber dann aufgegeben, weil es für ihn zu schwer ist Solche Fälle hab ich zu oft gesehen

Here are some clues. Also, a game description from MobyGames.
The Adventure game, partly FMV, was made in 1995, By Mind Fields. It's a surreal game.
Description .. .. 'In the 19th century a young cavalryman gets raided. The robbers kidnap his girlfriend Jenny and now she is about to get sacrificed by a cult. Now the player has to rescue her and bring the culprit to justice. While searching the desert. Then he finds some odd balls, steps through a portal and has to activate so-called "mirages" which provide the back story of the game through live action videos or letters.

To activate the mirages the player has to find clues in several scenarios. The goal of this scenarios is to find the exit, which is achieved by searching the stills after clickable objects and sometimes manipulate them with found objects. When clicking an object the game shows an FMV to show what happens. There are possible deaths and dead ends when choosing the wrong items on the screen.

The scenarios are presented in high-definition stills and have the typical style of Western, including bordellos, saloons or gunmen.'

Andøya hat geschrieben: ↑05.12.2024, 12:29 .... and has to activate so-called "mirages" which provide the back story of the game ....

Ah, this is a good hint, it's "MIRAGE", a surrealist strange game.

Correct

Temüjin hat geschrieben: ↑06.12.2024, 00:26

Andøya hat geschrieben: ↑05.12.2024, 12:29 .... and has to activate so-called "mirages" which provide the back story of the game ....

Ah, this is a good hint, it's "MIRAGE", a surrealist strange game.

The next Sceenshot only the Boomer-Generation can know:

Hi Temujin. That's Ween: The Prophecy.
Beautiful game.

Yes, my welsh Boomer-Colleague, thats right.

I played WEEN: The Prophecy on my AMIGA-Computer in 1993
and I found it very difficult, because of many Inventory-Items.

I played only some of it, but I'll have to return. I wonder if GOG has it.

Temüjin hat geschrieben: ↑06.12.2024, 13:01 Yes, my welsh Boomer-Colleague, thats right.

I played WEEN: The Prophecy on my AMIGA-Computer in 1993
and I found it very difficult, because of many Inventory-Items.

This should be familiar to many here. Not an old game. I played this and really enjoyed it.

Second .. ..

Third .. ..

Gamestar.de and Gamepro.de gave this game 86%. 2017.

What Remains of Edith Finch???

Habs mal gegoogelt, wobei das auch nur bedingt als Point and Click Adventure zählt(?), vielleicht irre ich mich ja auch

Yes. Well done. It definitely leans toward a point and click walking simulator, yet, they in themselves are a form of pnc Adventure, such as Empathy. It's superb, by the way.

Paragon hat geschrieben: ↑10.12.2024, 02:00 What Remains of Edith Finch???

Habs mal gegoogelt, wobei das auch nur bedingt als Point and Click Adventure zählt(?), vielleicht irre ich mich ja auch

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