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The 11th Hour
Trilobyte
November 29, 1995
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Point-and-click, Puzzle, AdventureDevelopers
TrilobyteRelease Date
November 29, 1995 (29 years and 6 months ago)Publishers
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Europe) Ltd., Trilobyte, Nightdive StudiosContent Rating
M Suggestive Themes, Realistic Blood and Gore
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The 11th Hour, the much-anticipated sequel to record-selling adventure horror The 7th Guest, follows the path of mystery, desolation, horror and grotesque logic set by its predecessor. It is one of the finest examples of blending cinematic sequences with a 3D environment. The 11th Hour, in a fashion similar to The 7th Guest, features 22 wonderfully pre-rendered 3D rooms that took almost three years to craft. This challenging interactive story offers a wide array of games, puzzles and quests wrought by the twisted mind of the legendary Henry Stauf. Will you unearth Old Man Stauf's fate at last, or seal your own forever?
Genres
Point-and-click, Puzzle, AdventurePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, DOSDevelopers
TrilobyteRelease Date
November 29, 1995 (29 years and 6 months ago)Publishers
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Europe) Ltd., Trilobyte, Nightdive StudiosContent Rating
M Suggestive Themes, Realistic Blood and Gore
Franchises
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