Chrono Quest
Also Known As
- Explora: Time Run - French title
Genres
Overview
Chrono Quest (also known as Explora: Time Run in France) is an adventure game developed by Infomedia France and released in 1988 for the Amiga and Atari ST. The game begins circa 1920; as the protagonist, players need to uncover who has murdered their father! While exploring his mansion, a time machine is uncovered and players will need to travel the world and time in order to solve the mystery. The game was followed by two sequels, Chrono Quest II and Explora III: Sous le signe du serpent.
Chrono Quest features a first-person view similar to the display in many earlier interactive fiction games which featured a graphics option. Instead of typed commands, however, it uses a point-and-click interface to interact with the environment, solve puzzles, pick up or use items, and more. Along the right side of the screen are a series of icons representing different actions; to perform an action, players need to first click on the appropriate icon and then click in the main graphical area where they would like the action performed. Additionally, a compass is shown along the bottom right allowing movement to an adjacent location and the player's inventory is along the bottom. When necessary, the inventory temporarily disappears and is replaced by text providing feedback or advancing the story.
Credits
Platforms:
Amiga,
Atari ST
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Licensed by: | 16/32 Diffusion France | |
Original program by: | Infomedia France | |
Graphics by: | Fabien Begom | |
Scenario by: | Patrick de Mozas, Fabien Begom | |
Program by: | Jean-Marc Cazale (Amiga), Herve Hubert (Atari ST) | |
Enigma conceived by: | Marc Fajal | |
Technical and artistic direction by: | Michel Centelles, Marc Fajal | |
Coordination by: | Michel Centelles | |
English adaptation by: | Marc-Jean Gazo | |
Title graphics by: | Jeff Bramfitt | |
Music by: | David Whittaker | |
Cover illustration and poster by: | Roger Dean |
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