Trinity

Trinity is an old DOS science fiction adventure game, developed by Infocom, designed by Brian Moriarty and published by Infocom in 1986. It's available for download.

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Genres:

adventure, interactive fiction

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text-based, science fiction, time travel

Modes:

single-player

Downloads for Trinity

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Walkthrough Maps - Main map

Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

Additional info

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Collector's corner:

The packaging for Trinity contained several feelies related to the plot of the game. These feelies included:

A map of the Trinity site
A cardboard sundial marked with odd symbols
The Illustrated Story of the Atom Bomb, an "educational" comic book laden with ironic statements regarding the feelings of patriotism, idealism, and jingoism surrounding the production of atomic weaponry
Instructions on how to fold an origami crane (orizuru) using the Yoshizawa–Randlett system (a reference to Sadako Sasaki), and a small square of origami paper with which to do it.

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