Cyborg

Cyborg (1981)

by Sentient Software Inc., Brøderbund Software
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:A science fiction text adventure game in which an artificial intelligence is electronically merged with your body as the result of a scientific experiment. Your mission is to find a source of energy to keep you alive. The game uses a text parser, except for character interaction, during which you choose a question from a predetermined list.Show more
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