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AGON AGON (B.A.G.= Board Adventure Game) |
 1899,
London, British Museum: The center of the European culture and science.
Stumbling upon a long forgotten ancient script a scientist reaches the
conclusion that the world must have known much more board games than it
does now and sets out on a quest to recover them for mankind. He has to
seek out twelve grandmasters at different parts of the world: Egypt, France,
Burma, Lapland or even Madagascar. After succeding in winning one round
in each game he gets the opportunity to challenge a mystical opponent,
the Dark King, who is pesonally responsible for the disappearance of the
games. The player impersonating the researcher reaches the designated places by means of transportatioon that invoke the atmosphere of the end of the 19th century and once there he has to test his mental freshness and combinatoric skill in 12 traditional board games. The games are embedded in an exotic adventure frame and so AGON offers an excellent opportunity to get away from the constant rush of our time. We can submerge in a world that is more balanced, more meditative and thats "heart" beats to a calmer, more restful rhythm. Once there we can play with any other board game. After completing AGON we may test our skills against our netfriends in any of the games on the Internet. |
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FEATURES  New
conception in computer gaming (B.A.G.)  Orignal quality graphics, photorealistic
3D locations Animated characters (motion capture / 5000 faces)
True replicas of 12 ancient board
games Non-linear adventure-like gameplay
with intriguing story Multiple endings More than 100 hours playing time
High resolution wide screen movies
Ethno-dance oriented original
soundtrack and sound-effects by the highly acclaimed Toys of Ancient Gods
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP Pentium II 350 Mhz, 16 Mb compatible Direct3D (DirectX 7) 3D graphics card, 64 Mb RAM, 400 Mb free on hard disk, CD-Rom 16X, DirectX 7 compatible sound card RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Pentium III 500 MHz processor 32 Mb compatible Direct3D (DirectX 7) 3D graphics card 128 Mb RAM CD-Rom 24X  (C) 2002. PRIVATE MOON MULTIMEDIA |