Recherche dans la filmographie: Win 95-XP

Conversation virtuelle avec une jeune femme. Le joueur choisit entre plusieurs questions et répliques auxquelles la femme répond ou réagit.

La photo d'un couple marchant sur une avenue achalandée de Chicago peut être vue sous plusieurs angles. Chacun d'eux offre une séquence vidéo se déroulant dans d'autres lieux, changeant la perspective du joueur.

Divers icônes représentant des "issus" (portes, fenêtres, etc.), permettent au joueur de naviguer dans diverses pièces où d'anciens appareils de projection présentent des films d'archive, de studio ou de famille qu'il est possible de déplacer ou d'altérer, par exemple par l'ajout virtuel d'objet devant la surface de projection.

Collage de films (des artistes), de photos d'archive et de montages photo mettant à l'épreuve la perspicacité, et la patience, du joueur. Les fausses pistes abondent dans cet univers composite nourri des trois thèmes présents dans le titre.

"The game casts you as a talented agent hired to scout and book one of two comics, doorman Dolan Delatorre or waitress Shirley Felcker, who both work at the same comedy club in Los Angles. Dolan is from New York and talks with an Italian accent and Shirley is ambitious trying to become something. Anyway, whomever you choose, your job is to ensure that your comic is chosen for a stand-up spot on The Johnny K. Show and that is your ticket to win this game." (A for Adventure)

"The program is called TJ's Reel Extreme CD-ROoM and in it Jonathan [Jackson, actor] plays Travis Jett, your guide on a complete workshop for creating the next America's Funniest Home Video. You can edit several clips from the popular ABC show, and upload them into AFHV's forum on CompuServe!" (The Unofficial Jonathan Jackson Webpage)

"La ville de Blackstone s'apprête à ouvrir au public l'ancien asile transformé en musée de l'histoire psychiatrique. Son dernier intendant, Malcolm Metcalf, revient parmi les vivants et enlève son petit-fils Joshua. Oliver Metcalf, fils de Malcolm et père de Joshua, doit le sauver avant que le cauchemar ne recommence, avant qu'il ne soit trop tard, avant que la folie ne s'abatte à nouveau et ne rouvre les blessures du passé. Au fil de la découverte des salles du sous-sol, le joueur prend conscience des horribles thérapies historiquement fondées auxquelles les patients étaient alors soumis." (www.club-cdroms.com)

"The Blobjob is the first safety and security game ever designed with a goal to educate the players about drugs, violence, sex, fire and traffic accidents as they play. In The Blobjob five synthetic humans, Nanoblobs, are sent on a simple errand to deliver a supersecret formula to the patents office. They all disappear. You are Ridley, a lowly security officer at NanoBlob Corporation. Finding the Nanoblobs is the only way to secure you from getting blobbed."

"The storyline is quite simple. You play the role of Klayman; you wake up in a room, and you have to figure what to do from there. Rooms and puzzles are played from a third person perspective, while moving from one place to another takes form in FMV cut scenes in first person. As in The 7th Guest, the puzzles in The Neverhood bear no real relation to the story at hand -- they have more in common with bar bets or the logic problems you might find in Games magazine, except much more pointless and repetitive." (Home of the Underdogs)

"Drew Blanc is an animator and original creator of the Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun Show, but in reality the many cute talking rabbits that star in the show sicken him. His self-revered creation, Flux Wildly, a wise-talking and sarcastic purple animal, has been denied the chance of starring in his own show. Drew's boss, Sam Schmaitz (played by Ben Stein), sets him the task of coming up with an idea of a new character to star in the Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun Show by the next morning. The depressed animator nods off before coming up with this new character, suffering from an acute lack of inspiration. Waking up early in the morning by his television coming on, Drew is "sucked" into the television as it displays the Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun Show, the cartoon world he created becoming his reality." (Wikipedia)