Nibiru: Age of Secrets (2005)
Genres:Adventure, Puzzle
Themes:Historical
Game modes:Single player
Story:During the construction of a new highway bypass, workers discover an entrance to an old tunnel. After they enter the tunnel, they find out that it was probably a German tunnel intentionally backfilled at the end of World War II. They contact an employee of the Western Bohemian Museum who then informs the superior body in Prague about their findings. The news about the discovery is published by the regional press the next day and there is tremendous buzz in the archeology community of the new find.
Martin Holan, a linguistics and archeology student is contacted by his uncle to examine the mysterious World War II tunnel. A friend of Martin’s uncle is supposed to meet Martin upon his arrival to brief him on the mysterious discovery; however, when he arrives in Prague he discovers that she has been brutally murdered.
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One of my best friends gave me a stack of disc back in grade school and this gem was among those games. I remember playing for hours and hours on a computer not even connected to the internet because for a long time it was too expensive to have in my area. But what I remember most is how immersed I became with this simple point and click adventure as the graphics for me at the time were superior than what I was accustomed to. Being able to own this game again would be an absolute delight and playing would be a much welcomed trip down memory lane. GOG has the tools to preserve this but we as players need to cast our vote and voice our interest.
I don’t have any memories of this game because I never even knew it existed until a few weeks ago when I stumbled upon this game by pure chance but as soon as I saw the screenshots I was hit by this incredible feeling of nostalgia since I used to play similar games in the past and now I would love to experience a game I know I’ll love as well and never got to play.
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