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The Quivering
Charybdis
April 30, 1999
Genres
Point-and-click, Puzzle, AdventureDevelopers
CharybdisRelease Date
April 30, 1999 (26 years ago)Publishers
Alternative SoftwareContent Rating
E10
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Summary
Classic Retro point and click adventure from yesteryear. Set in the dark and foreboding village of Warty Hollow, The Quivering follows the fortunes of young Spud, as he tries to save his uncle, Olivetti Franken-Stamp, from the diabolical spell cast upon him by the big cheese from Hell, Big D.
Genres
Point-and-click, Puzzle, AdventurePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), DOSDevelopers
CharybdisRelease Date
April 30, 1999 (26 years ago)Publishers
Alternative SoftwareContent Rating
E10
Franchises
The QuiveringCommunity
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