The 7th Guest is adventure game designed by Graeme J. Devine, Rob Landeros, developed by Trilobyte and released by Virgin Interactive in 1993. The 7th Guest runs on Windows XP/98/95.
The 7th Guest is part of the The 7th Guest game series.
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The 7th Guest review
Electronic Games (1994): "The graphics and music remain the strong points of the game. There are additional Full-Motion Video sequences, too. The new basement FMV has the Ego propelled through a non-interactive segment replete with wall-hanging skeletons, and blood-coated steel spikes (similar to those in the Grate Puzzle) that thrust and recede in an attempt to skewer the PC. One complaint, however: some of the rooms, particularly the kitchen, seemed too clean and brightly lit. The music, once again by Fat Man and Team Fat, is a cinematic delight. The Philips release also includes an audio CD. While The 7th Guest doesn't permit interactivity, except through the puzzles, this title is a state-of-the-art performer and belongs in every CD-i library."
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