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The Pandora Directive
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Player's Review
Description from Moby Games:
"Welcome to San Francisco of the future - a strange megalopolis with a post-apocalyptic feel, where ordinary humans co-exist with mutants - the result of radioactivity. In this city is also the office of Tex Murphy, a lonely private investigator, kind-hearted, yet bitterly ironic. He is hired to investigate the disappearance of a scientist named Thomas Malloy. A series of murders occurs at that time, and before long Tex finds himself involved in a complex conspiracy of political intrigues and shocking scientific discoveries.
The Pandora Directive is a sequel to Under A Killing Moon, utilizing the same 3D engine, real actors, and gameplay system. The player can physically explore the game world, looking at objects from different angles, zooming in, etc. It is necessary to talk to many people about various topics, and also solve some complex puzzles. The game provides a built-in hint system for the puzzles, but the player does not get any points for solving them if he opts to use it.
The game introduces a new gameplay element: Tex has three kinds of answers at his disposal during some important dialogues. Depending on what kind of approach the player chooses for Tex (especially in conversations with his sweetheart Chelsee), subsequent plot events will be influenced, eventually leading to one of the six different endings."
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This game has two modes: Entertainment Level (easy puzzles) and Game Players Level (challenging puzzles). I picked the 2nd mode for this longplay. Also, based on the dialog options and a few gameplay options there can be 8 different paths for the player to follow with 6 of them having unique endings.
These are: Mission Street 1 (unique) (this longplay)
Mission Street 2 (unique)
Lombard Street 1
Lombard Street 2 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 1
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 2 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 3 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 4 (unique)
"Welcome to San Francisco of the future - a strange megalopolis with a post-apocalyptic feel, where ordinary humans co-exist with mutants - the result of radioactivity. In this city is also the office of Tex Murphy, a lonely private investigator, kind-hearted, yet bitterly ironic. He is hired to investigate the disappearance of a scientist named Thomas Malloy. A series of murders occurs at that time, and before long Tex finds himself involved in a complex conspiracy of political intrigues and shocking scientific discoveries.
The Pandora Directive is a sequel to Under A Killing Moon, utilizing the same 3D engine, real actors, and gameplay system. The player can physically explore the game world, looking at objects from different angles, zooming in, etc. It is necessary to talk to many people about various topics, and also solve some complex puzzles. The game provides a built-in hint system for the puzzles, but the player does not get any points for solving them if he opts to use it.
The game introduces a new gameplay element: Tex has three kinds of answers at his disposal during some important dialogues. Depending on what kind of approach the player chooses for Tex (especially in conversations with his sweetheart Chelsee), subsequent plot events will be influenced, eventually leading to one of the six different endings."
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This game has two modes: Entertainment Level (easy puzzles) and Game Players Level (challenging puzzles). I picked the 2nd mode for this longplay. Also, based on the dialog options and a few gameplay options there can be 8 different paths for the player to follow with 6 of them having unique endings.
These are: Mission Street 1 (unique) (this longplay)
Mission Street 2 (unique)
Lombard Street 1
Lombard Street 2 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 1
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 2 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 3 (unique)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams 4 (unique)
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NPI- January 09 2020 00:14:11
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