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(T)Raumschiff Surprise - Periode 1

(T)Raumschiff Surprise - Periode 1

Phenomedia Publishing, Take-Two Interactive

The license for this game was acquired from the German blockbuster comedy of the same title by a very popular German comedian called Michael "Bully" Herbig. The movie is parody on SF series/movies like Star Trek and Star Wars. The story of this point-and-click adventure is close to the movie's plot: the player consecutively takes over the roles of Captain Kork, Mr. Spuck and Schrotty and has to solve many riddles and tasks such as activating the spaceship's own musicbox so that the crew can practice for the "Miss Waikiki" dancing contest. The main story features some mini games like dancing. The characters are controlled by mouse only, using the left mouse button to move the character to the indicated places, start dialogues with other characters or use items. If an item or a person is clicked with the right mouse button, a context menu with the respective information appears.The actors have given the game characters their voices and have recorded over 1600 different spoken sequences.

Moorhuhn Kart

Moorhuhn Kart

Phenomedia Publishing, ak tronic, Tandem Verlag

Moorhuhn's first venture into the racing genre. This kart racing game features a number of new characters that are to be introduced as members of the Moorhuhn-Family (known from the Moorhuhn shooters). The game features comic-style 3D-graphics, 5 different drivers - each with its own driving style - and 3 different game modes. The whole concept reminds one of the Mario Kart games. The player chooses a character, either Moorhuhn itself or Lesshuhn, Snowman or Pumpkinhead. The game's objective is to win the race, of course, but your opponent will try everything in their power to keep your chosen character from winning by sending you off the racetrack. To achieve this they resort to things like weights, water bombs, chewing gum, boards larded with nails or even rockets. But the player can also find these so called power-ups, small packages that can be found at random order on the racetrack. Unfortunately, you do not know what is in the packages until they are opened which adds a little surprise to the action. The kart is controlled using the arrow keys on the keyboard, but one can also use a Windows compatible gamepad. The XL version lacks the Duel mode and two courses.

Racing