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The Last Express

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The Last Express, released in 1997, is a unique adventure game designed by Jordan Mechner, the creator of Prince of Persia. Set on the Orient Express in July 1914, just before World War I, the game offers an intricate and immersive narrative that unfolds in real-time.
In the game, players assume the role of Robert Cath, an American doctor with a troubled past, who boards the train at the request of his friend Tyler Whitney. Upon arrival, Cath discovers Tyler has been murdered and must unravel the mystery behind his death while navigating a web of political intrigue, personal drama, and historical events.
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Genres:
adventure, point and click adventure
released in:
1997
publisher:
Broderbund
developer:
Smoking Car Productions
designers:
Jordan Mechner
themes:
detective, mystery, World War I, trains, historical
keywords:
Europe, demo
graphics:
first person
Game modes:
single-player
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Computer and Video Games (1997): "THE LAST EXPRESS successfully combines intrigue, suspense, tragedy, and romance in a rich, exciting historical drama. With gameplay this engrossing, players won't miss the likes of Agatha Christie or James Bond from the Orient Express passenger list. Mechner and his huge team have enriched this game with superb graphics, sound effects, music, and a well-told, well-acted story. For a satisfying and genuinely dramatic interlude, get aboard THE LAST EXPRESS."

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Running thirty-nine minutes, the soundtrack for The Last Express was published by Intrada Records in 2000, but is no longer in print.

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