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Castle of Dr. Brain is An Unreasonable Job Application

Castle of Dr. Brain is An Unreasonable Job Application

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From the co-creator of Sierra's Quest For Glory games comes the original Castle of Dr. Brain from 1991 for DOS PCs! And you know it pretty quickly from the sheer quantity of puns on offer Braeden: I hope you see this comment I am looking for a game from my childhood I believe it was called Mystique it was from the late 1990s early 2000s it was a point-and-click puzzle game in space where you had to figure out the mystery of this lost spaceliner that you just happened to find in a nebula you explore the craft using three or four robots any help from anyone be appreciated I really like to get it again
Date: 2022-04-14

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I need help trying to find a game. I played it in the early morning while in second or third grade. As soon as I got to school it was always a mad dash to the computer to be the first one to play. I remember a short clip about eating veggies while it started up. It was a lot of point and click like this game and everything was clickable and would either animate or take you to another screen. There were aliens that if you clicked on the nose they would honk. We would never get to far and we always had to restart since there appeared to be no saving. I don't remember if it was on a floppy or disk. But I've been trying to remember what in the hell this game was so that I could see it again. I thought it was this but I'm thinking I'm wrong.
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Ah, that MediaVision logo.
I remember it well, given the 486 we got in 1993 had a Pro Audio Spectrum 16 and a 2x CD-ROM drive with a software bundle.
I got rid of a lot of old computer parts around 2000 ish
In hindsight I wish I had kept that sound card. It's really well regarded and kinda pricey these days.
(AFAIK Pro Audio Spectrum 16 was of course a sound blaster clone, but it was regarded as having exceptionally high quality PCM sound recording and playback. The OPL-3 FM chip might have been identical to a SB-16, but the rest of the chipset really wasn't)

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Hey, LGR! I-ve loved your videos for a long time, and it-s amazing seeing you cover Dr. Brain (I never played this one, but I grew up on the third one -Lost Mind of Dr. Brain-)
I saw Electronics Boutique on the receipt and I wasn-t sure if you knew, but we actually still have it in Canada! .kind of. It became EB Games after a while, and now it-s basically GameStop in all but name (even the signage inside sometimes says GameStop, and you can get GameStop exclusives there, but it-s still called EB. the legacy lives on.

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dude that dont look right look close at the middle tower in on the box art and the look and the left and right frontal lobe and then look at them together that cant be a mistake or happenstance wow lol that had to be drawn on purpose its to detailed just the right way and covered so most wont notice but after little mermaid was pointed out to me i cant help but look for it now and this one is very obvious once u see it lol not to mention the lighting bolt and the knight armor are both in very odd and suggestive positions
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I know this is a long shot but ive been googling trying to find this old pc game for years. From what I remember you inherit a mansion or something like that and when you go inside some tribal/voodoo masks task you with solving puzzles but they are all musical in nature. It was maybe a point and click or an adventure im not sure anymore. I remember it had old school DRM with something in the booklet you had to type in when you started the game. The cover was red if I remember right. PLEASE HELP ME BROTHA!
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12: 18 I don't think he's entering there, I think those are screens hanging on the ceiling in the middle of the room, but with the player's perspective being close to them, so he's actually just walking in the room and it looks like he's going behind them from that point of view, but they mistakingly had his sprite walk over the red and purple screens on the left rather than behind them.
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Man. I mean maan! I was looking for the name of this DOS game for about two years or even more! Asking around on irc, my friends, watching YT videos of -100 DOS games in 5 minues- and alike and nothing. And now out of the nowhere you are reviewing it.
Hehe, you made my day, sir ( /me tips off the hat.
I owe you a beer or two. :)

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Oh Man, that takes me back. I loved Castle of Dr. Brain, mostly a really good game (a few annoying bits, but overall very good. Island of Dr. Brain was all right, but not nearly as good. And the Lost Mind of Dr. Brain was. really terrible, having all of 5 -puzzles- (minigames) you had to repeat over and over.
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If you ever want to take Edutainment Month international, I'd like you to have a look at my nostalgia for Davilex's Redcat series. Simple platforming and racing games with spelling and math exercises (also geography for the later ones, I think. Probably only available in Dutch, though.
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