| Cult 1+2 | Studio Blum | 1998 | |
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Cult is a freeware game by Lee Blum. Using negotiation and trade, one must resolve a situation involving barricaded cultists in a villa two kilometers away from town. As you play, you wander around the villa, meeting some of the brainwashed cult members (and some reasonable people). You talk to them, find out what they want, and trade items with them for information. You learn a little about the social structure of the cult and even get to save some lives. Advancing from room to room, you find keys to locked doors and operate switches to remove barriers. Today we witness too much blood in games when we want to solve problems. The author of this game, living in the middle east, wants to show that problems can be solved by negotiation, and bloodshed can be avoided. There should be some games that portray negotiation as a peaceful - and viable - solution. Cult II: Federal Crime (2002) Save America from an antifederal militia in this overhead-perspective adventure game. You are cast in the role of Zack Bon, a cop on a mission to investigate an underground antifederal milita, operating in the United States. Use a clever disguise to infiltrate a rich man’s house party and solve the mystery! | ||
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