| L-Zone | Infocity Inc. / Synergy Interactive Corp. | 1993 | |
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Step into the world of Shono's L-Zone, a title about as close to a performance piece as an adventure game can get. The package calls it "Interactive Theatre," a pretty good coined term for what this puppy is. L-Zone is a large domed city, created by a mad scientist. It is deserted but fully automated, with all of the machines still working, and it's your job to explore it. The purpose of the game is to get from one end of the humming machinery to the other, activating machines as you go, to get a door to planet Green open. There's actually very little storyline, just a macabre, and seemingly never-ending, series of complicated and slightly dangerous-looking machinery to move through. The game maker later went on to do Gadget, and Alice: An Interactive Museum. A "version 2" was released of this game which allows you to save and restore games. | ||
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