Summary
- Release Year: 1995
- Genres: Adventure, Point-and-click
- Platforms: DOS
- Developers: Divide By Zero
- Publishers: Psygnosis
Guilty (1995)
Guilty is a two-in-one graphic adventure game developed and published by Coktel Vision in 1995. The game follows the stories of Jack and Ysanne, two characters who are on opposite sides of the law. Jack is a thief who is trying to steal a valuable artifact from Ysanne, a member of a religious cult.
The game is played from a third-person perspective, and the player can control either Jack or Ysanne. Each character has their own unique abilities and skills, and the player must use these abilities to solve puzzles and progress through the game.
Guilty is a challenging and rewarding game that offers a unique and engaging experience. The game’s story is well-written and engaging, and the characters are well-developed and relatable. The puzzles are challenging but fair, and the game’s world is rich and detailed.
Gameplay
Guilty is a point-and-click adventure game. The player controls the character by clicking on objects in the environment. The character can move around the environment, interact with objects, and talk to other characters.
The game’s puzzles are varied and challenging. Some puzzles require the player to find specific objects, while others require the player to solve logic puzzles or navigate through mazes. The game’s world is large and complex, and the player must explore every nook and cranny to find all of the game’s secrets.
Story
Guilty’s story is told from two different perspectives. The player can choose to play as either Jack or Ysanne. Each character has their own unique backstory and motivations.
Jack is a thief who is trying to steal a valuable artifact from Ysanne, a member of a religious cult. Jack is a skilled thief, but he is also a ruthless and amoral character.
Ysanne is a member of a religious cult that is trying to prevent Jack from stealing the artifact. Ysanne is a kind and compassionate person, but she is also a strong and determined woman.
The player’s choices throughout the game will affect the story’s outcome. The player can choose to help Jack or Ysanne, or they can choose to betray them both. The player’s choices will also affect the ending of the game.
Characters
- Jack: Jack is a thief who is trying to steal a valuable artifact from Ysanne. Jack is a skilled thief, but he is also a ruthless and amoral character.
- Ysanne: Ysanne is a member of a religious cult that is trying to prevent Jack from stealing the artifact. Ysanne is a kind and compassionate person, but she is also a strong and determined woman.
- Father Michael: Father Michael is the leader of the religious cult that Ysanne is a member of. Father Michael is a charismatic and manipulative man who is using the cult to further his own agenda.
- Inspector Dubois: Inspector Dubois is a police officer who is investigating the theft of the artifact. Dubois is a skilled detective, but he is also a corrupt and ruthless man.
Setting
Guilty is set in a variety of locations, including a casino, a church, and a spaceship. The game’s world is rich and detailed, and the player will have to explore every nook and cranny to find all of the game’s secrets.
Graphics
Guilty’s graphics are impressive for a game that was released in 1995. The game’s characters are well-animated, and the backgrounds are detailed and atmospheric. The game’s use of color is also impressive, and the game’s world is visually stunning.
Sound
Guilty’s sound is also impressive. The game’s music is atmospheric and suspenseful, and the sound effects are realistic and well-done. The game’s voice acting is also top-notch, and the actors do a great job of bringing the characters to life.
Overall
Guilty is a classic graphic adventure game that offers a unique and engaging experience. The game’s story is well-written and engaging, the characters are well-developed and relatable, and the puzzles are challenging but fair. The game’s world is rich and detailed, and the graphics and sound are impressive. Overall, Guilty is a must-play for fans of graphic adventure games.
Review Score
8/10
