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286:. Sometime during the 1990s, he figured out that the time was right for him to create the first Polish adventure game. He "and a few friends hatched a plan to take photographs from his vacation to France and turn them into a video game". The group realised they could service the untapped Polish software market, where many people had PCs but were unable to become immersed in adventure games because they did not understand English. Chmielarz was not worried about the Polish gaming market being small because the market had already been tapped by developer X-Land and realised the market had potential, noting the number of people who attended conventions. This project evolved into
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legend" in the Polish video gaming industry and "one of the most important computer game developers" in the country. Polskie Gry Wideo shrugged off the title's underwhelming aspects as the "first, clumsy steps" at the beginning of
Chmielarz's influential career, calling it a "step in the right direction". The history of early Polish video game development, and specifically the creation of
830:, which required pixel hunting, does not confirm correct solutions to puzzles, provide hints or a clear purpose of what to do in the world, putting it at odds with other adventure games of the time. They deemed it "a bit frustrating" and less enjoyable as a result. Benchmark noted that looking for details and objects relevant to advancing through the plot requires players to
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1211:"one of the most important games in the history of virtual entertainment". The game "allowed Metropolis Software" to "gain recognition in the Polish PC world of adventure games admirers". In addition, Onet said the game revolutionised game development in the country and that "for years it marked the direction of the industry". While
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of technical quality. MiastoGier wrote that the game had impressive graphics despite its simple design. PB.pl said the game looks "clumsy" today while
Interaktywnie noted that it appealed despite its "amateur character". According to Radio Szczecin, by 2014 standards, the game is "unkempt" due to its static photographs, lack of
468:(1984) due to their similar menu systems and use of digitized images. Many critics acknowledged the limitations of the game in terms of the size of the country's video gaming industry at the time. One magazine reminded its readers not to make comparisons between the game and the latest titles from adventure gaming giants like
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audiovisual design. Gry Online said that when the game appeared on the market, "the mere use of digitized photographs was the pinnacle of the achievements of Polish programmers". Michael
Zacharzewski of Imperium Gier said that by 1999 standards, the game should be considered an embarrassment in terms
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has a sense of fun that emulates the lighter sides of the game's production; it is a "mix of horror and thriller" according to OnlySP, and mix of sensation, humour, and occultism according to
Chmielarz. A "youthful fantasy" can be observed during a meeting with the main opponent, performing a magical
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as one of the "Top 10 ... most important Polish games", deeming
Chmielarz "probably the most known and respected Polish game developer". In 2016, the game was exhibited as part of the Digital Dreamers exhibition at the Palace of Culture and Science Sciences in Warsaw and was listed by Benchmark
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noted that because it was only released in Polish, English-speakers were unable to fully enjoy it and that despite its shortcomings it "won the hearts of Polish adventure lovers". The site also said it should be played by everyone so they will appreciate one of the first Polish video games. Despite
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appeared at an unusually good time. People were delighted with the adventure, and the graphic design, which depicted extremely phenomenal landscapes, had a positive effect. It was an interesting alternative to gray-gray, Polish life. Well, you can not forget this specific atmosphere of a crime story
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Neskazmlekiem said the convoluted description of escaping from the cell, including the passage "spit so long until it dries in your throat", justified the description of
Chimielarz as "the greatest Polish sadist in the gaming market". While noting its lack of a complicated plot and well-constructed
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was coming into effect in 1994, players were not used to paying high amounts for original games. Polish developers had become accustomed to players pirating their games and continued to spend months on titles despite little return. According to
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called the game a source of national pride, commenting that "anyone who knew our beautiful Slavic language could play it". To the reviewer, the game has a replay-ability unlike other adventure games because it is a piece of their childhood; the writers felt gratitude to the developers for the many
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said the unprofitability in the industry due to piracy necessitated a leap of faith on
Chmielarz's part. Polish YouTuber Krzysztof “NRGeek” Micielski asserted that the game's original release marked the first title he ever bought rather than pirated. As of 2019, Chmielarz is considered a "living
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contained a review that included an interview with the authors, a competition, and an advertisement. Competition entrants could win computer equipment and books. The team also advertised in the press. Geezmo thought the game's commercial success was largely due to a "deliberate, well-thought-out
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said while the game may have been "a bit forgotten" by 2004, that did not detract from its "contribution to the development of the entire domestic industry". In 2014, Radio
Szczecin commented that the game had not aged well but was unforgettable because it is a fully Polish production from its
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Sales of the game exceeded the estimates of IPS and the creators' expectations. Chmielarz sold between 4,000 and 6,000 copies by mail at a time when moving just 1,000 or 2,000 units was considered a major achievement. With the profits of the initial sales, Chmielarz was able to run
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wrote that IPS' behaviour as a publisher was a "funny ... anecdote" due to the unprecedented success of the game. MiastoGier said Metropolis Software's early work was part of the golden age of adventure games after the age of animation sprites and connected frames; the site deemed it an
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Online praised the "greatly realized scenario" that held up the narrative while Gra.pl said the best element of the game was its plot and MiastoGier said the game's engaging story outweighs its negatives. GameDot said the title "still surprises with its brilliance in the description of the
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said the game's photographic material added an air of authenticity. Bastion Magazynów noted that even at the time of its release, the game did not delight with sound or graphics. Geezmo said the lack of animation and the inaudible soundtrack came across as technical weaknesses.
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urged players to stick with it, noting that even today it will provide hours of entertainment. Polygamia wrote that while the game is not technically proficient, it was appreciated by players for its engaging scenario, high-class criminal intrigue, and careful performance.
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agent Joachim Wadner, who appears unhelpful but intelligent. To catch the thief, Interpol chooses their best trainee, protagonist and playable character John Pollack, a young American of Polish descent. Pollack has unlimited funds at his disposal, complete a
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that at the time the Polish gaming industry had "2.5 good games of native production (and about ten times more rubbish)", most of which were not influential in the industry's development, calling Metropolis and its early games the worthy exception.
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was the first Polish game to be professionally marketed, Polygamia said, "none of the Polish producers has ever preceded their game with such great marketing efforts", and that this created a media buzz around the game. According to
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artists to its subtitles, with international action. Radio Szczecin also said the title is unforgettable due to its cultural relevance, in the sense that a game with Polish artists and subtitles made a dent on the world stage.
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was worthwhile to see what the "global hit of Polish production" once looked like. Polskie Gry Wideo said arguably the most important thing about the game was that information is provided in Polish, deeming it "revolutionary".
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completed the trilogy of adventure games that Chmielarz started his game designer career with. Chmielarz thought the title, one of his first three commercially released games, was more convincing than his first
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s gameplay had a mixed reception from reviewers. Gry Online opined the game is demanding and requires players to have patience and an open mind to find absurd solutions to puzzles. Despite its difficulty,
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and music, and expository subtitles, all of which might "scare off the younger players". It noted, however, that older players should play the game to remind them of what adventure games used to be like.
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story, which was to be released on a CD-ROM, was announced. Photographic material for the game was collected but work was suspended and Metropolis Software worked on other projects. As of December 1994,
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Players solve puzzles and interact with characters to progress through the story. The menu offers six different actions, equipment, and a map. The player uses the action commands in a manner similar to
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have been silent for over a year. See for yourself why". InnPoland attributes this marketing campaign to the game becoming a "breakthrough". PB.pl said this slogan "grabbed" the public.
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Western hits had rarely achieved such level of sales. The market was also still dominated by rampant piracy. At a time where democracy and capitalism were being introduced to Poland, and in which
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that consists of a series of photographic images, although most information is communicated with text. The game is divided into three chapters, each of which takes place in a different location.
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important piece of cultural history for adventure gamers that shows the beginnings of Polish game development and the start of Adrian Chmielarz's career, and describing the game as "legendary."
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wrote that the Polish language was "professionally implemented" without spelling and stylistic errors and thought the game struck a balance between humour and bleak, horror-filled scenarios.
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noted that even by the standards of the time, the game was considered difficult. Geezmo said the way the game is designed requires players to smack the screen with their mice. While
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source text, and contained 2,000 loops, altogether around 30,000 commands. The title, typical of point-and-click adventures, requires the player to control the main character with a
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and JTT. Miechowski and Michalak financed the project by selling computers. Marcin M. Drews, who took some of the photographs for the game, is often mistaken for the game's creator.
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a good game, recommending it because of its affordability and accessibility; it also said, "the patriotic duty of all players should be to buy it from the producer and finish it".
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dated October 1; the articles presented the game's plot and contained anti-piracy safeguard information, self-referential humour and an advertisement for future release
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was praised for its plot and for being a cultural milestone that helped advance and legitimise the Polish gaming industry despite attracting minor criticism for its
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and the lack of widespread access to computers and consoles; as a result it had only begun to develop in the 1980s. The first Polish computer magazine,
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thought that the game "did not impress with graphics". Exec lamented that the sound was limited to just a few samples and some "very annoying squeaks".
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characters, Polskie Gry Wideo wrote that the game offers hours of entertainment. Valhalla wrote that the plot of 2002's photographic adventure game
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design. The game found warm reception from both the gaming community and from industry magazines which tended to focus on the title's positives.
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in under three minutes, and can kill with his bare hands. He takes his gadget briefcase, boards a submarine, and sails to the Pacific Ocean.
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surroundings and the structure of dialogues (very modeled on LucasArts productions) that bring to mind solid literary material".
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milestone in the Polish video game industry at the time. Describing the game as a "strong textbook with pretty images",
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wrote that they wished the game's creators had made a version that would be compatible with inferior graphics cards.
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agent named John Pollack trying to solve a mystery associated with the thefts of ancient artifacts around the world.
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thank everyone on the commodity exchange that have decided not to distribute the pirated version of the game.
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noted the game's "undeveloped game design and numerous unintuitive solutions."
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4012:"Książę i Tchórz – recenzja – Adventure Zone – Przygodówki od A do Z"
3227:"Myślisz, że polskie gry to tylko Wiedźmin? To poznaj 11 Bit Studios"
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said the game's strongest asset is use of Polish language, including
669:- MiastoGier on why the game captured the imaginations of its players
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agreed, saying the game visually resembles point-and-click adventure
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was followed by the critically acclaimed point-and-click adventure
3372:"Gambler 2/96 article, quoted in Opowieści z krypty: Teraz Polska"
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2813:"Historia polskich gier: Metropolis Software i Adrian Chmielarz"
2101:"Historia polskich gier: Metropolis Software i Adrian Chmielarz"
1204:
1187:
s impact on the development of the Polish computer games market,
520:. During the game's development, the team approached publishers
392:
2624:"Polskie gry lat 90. – część 1 – Galerie zdjęć | Orange Polska"
2159:"Polskie gry lat 90. – część 1 – Galerie zdjęć | Orange Polska"
2033:"Ile kosztuje stworzenie gry i dlaczego tak dużo? | Polygamia"
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hours they used to spend playing it. Aleksy Uchański wrote in
797:, and a useful item disguised as part of a building interior.
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4177:"Pixel Connect 2017, relacja z pierwszego dnia Pixel Heaven"
3724:"W pogoni za "Wiedźminem". Kto powtórzy sukces CD Projektu?"
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Kluska, Bartłomiej; Rozwadowski, Mariusz (August 21, 2015).
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3633:"The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger"
2715:"The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger"
1641:"The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger"
1451:(in Polish). Warsaw: ProScript Sp. z o. o. pp. 16–17.
3781:"Jak powstawało polskie Get Even – rozmowa z The Farm 51"
364:
computers. During development, he was living in Wroclaw.
1396:
Nie tylko Wiedźmin. Historia polskich gier komputerowych
1255:
Nie tylko Wiedźmin: Historia polskich gier komputerowych
3130:(in Polish). Gambler magazine. December 1993. pp.
3887:"Dobre, bo polskie? Rodzime gry wideo podbijają świat"
2063:"Marcin M. Drews: Wspierajmy polski gamedev – AntyWeb"
494:
The authors of Tajemnica Statuetki and the editors of
423:. According to Miechowski, the game was made with the
1613:(in Polish). Secret Service. December 1993. pp.
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s plot and writing were highly praised; according to
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Software for two years without financial difficulty.
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The game was conceived by Chmielarz after he visited
2684:"Polskie gry lat 90. – część 1: Tajemnica Statuetki"
1230:
Part of the reason was a Metropolis Pack containing
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saw him return to his adventure gaming roots of the
1044:(1998), created with the help of the fantasy writer
3487:"[21.09.2014] Tajemnica Statuetki (1993r.)"
2759:"RetroStrefa – Tajemnica Statuetki – MiastoGier.pl"
1244:put together by pirates and released as shareware.
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3856:"Adrian Chmielarz – The Vanishing of Ethan Carter"
1104:to help build levels for the first-person shooter
3265:[21.09.2014] Tajemnica Statuetki (1993R.)
956:as it was the first Polish adventure for the PC.
793:revealed in the middle of the game, playing in a
4246:An interview with Marcin M. Drews about the game
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801:described the gameplay as being reminiscent of
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3982:"Dawno, dawno temu, zanim powstał "Wiedźmin"…"
3456:"Dyskietki na dnie szafy - wspomnienia gracza"
3422:"Dyskietki na dnie szafy – wspomnienia gracza"
3401:Marciniak, Jacek "AloneMan" (September 2004).
3060:"Dyskietki na dnie szafy – wspomnienia gracza"
2879:"Opowieści z krypty: Teraz Polska | Polygamia"
2450:"Opowieści z krypty: Teraz Polska | Polygamia"
4090:"Wywiad z Krzysztofem "NRGeekiem" Micielskim"
446:is comparable to late 1980s adventure games.
8:
4241:An hour-long interview with Adrian Chmielarz
3088:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2849:"Najlepsze polskie gry: Tajemnica Statuetki"
1914:Onysk, Wojciech "Raaistlin" (May 16, 2013).
1253:, was addressed in the Polish-language book
756:wrote that the game has a great atmosphere.
379:. Photographs in the game were taken at the
274:– Adrian Chmielarz on the game's production
2517:(in Polish). Czytelnik. 2001. p. 50.
664:mixed up with carefree Saint Tropez life.
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560:media campaign" that included the sale of
142:. The game was conceived by a team led by
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2740:"Tajemnica Statuetki (PC) - GRYOnline.pl"
1951:"Tajemnica Statuetki (PC) | GRYOnline.pl"
1718:"Tajemnica Statuetki: Ciekawostki o grze"
3320:Czubkowska, Sylwia (February 19, 2011).
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4146:"Polskie gry lat 90. - część 1 (6 /10)"
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3694:"Wiedźmin. 10 faktów na 10-lecie gry"
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3810:Marciniak, Jacek "AloneMan" (2004).
3485:Kutys, Andrzej (September 9, 2014).
3370:Uchański, Aleksy (October 7, 2009).
3106:Marciniak, Jacek "AloneMan" (2004).
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2005:Marciniak, Jacek "AloneMan" (2003).
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1321:Chmielarz, Adrian (April 30, 2014).
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3749:Kosman, Marcin (October 24, 2012).
3664:"Metropolis Joins CD Projekt Group"
3552:Walerych, Dawid (August 25, 2014).
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3351:Mnich, Czesław (October 13, 2018).
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2538:"Top 10: najważniejsze polskie gry"
1916:"RetroStrefa – Tajemnica Statuetki"
1445:Marczewski, Jacek (December 1993).
1151:noted the "breakthrough" nature of
808:The Hitchhikers Guide To the Galaxy
602:
216:item or a part of the room screen.
157:At the time of the game's release,
3521:Burtan, Grzegorz (April 4, 2016).
2598:"Opowieści z krypty: Teraz Polska"
2380:from the original on June 23, 2017
1841:from the original on June 16, 2017
748:sounded "even worse" than that of
14:
4296:Video games about police officers
3206:"Tajemnica Statuetki – Gry.wp.pl"
2370:"The Witcher game that never was"
2368:Purchese, Robert (May 19, 2015).
2099:Wiater, Paweł (October 5, 2012).
2069:(in Polish). September 21, 2012.
419:ritual in a fiery circle made of
367:The game was written entirely in
223:on the monitor; this is known as
1564:(in Polish). February 19, 2011.
1502:"Tajemnica Statuetki – recenzja"
1399:. pp. 89–93. Archived from
1093:. Metropolis kept the rights to
866:Critics had a mixed response to
834:, a sentiment echoed by Orange.
586:Secret Service - Next Generation
564:attached to a popular magazine.
305:role and set the creative tone.
4301:Video games developed in Poland
4266:Point-and-click adventure games
4067:Rodzeri, Jakub (January 1999).
3662:IGN Staff (February 18, 2008).
3631:Hall, Charlie (July 16, 2014).
3554:"25 lat wolności w grach wideo"
2713:Hall, Charlie (July 16, 2014).
2431:Tajemnica Statuetki competition
2007:"Tajemnica Statuetki (page 15)"
1806:(in Polish). October 30, 2014.
1639:Hall, Charlie (July 16, 2014).
4175:Górska, Neska (May 29, 2017).
4152:(in Polish). August 17, 2011.
3832:(in Polish). August 13, 2012.
3029:"Tajemnica Statuetki powraca?"
2885:(in Polish). October 7, 2009.
2690:(in Polish). August 17, 2011.
2600:(in Polish). October 7, 2009.
2456:(in Polish). October 7, 2009.
202:point-and-click adventure game
1:
4073:. Gambler Magazine. pp.
3757:(in Polish). Komputer Świat.
3185:(in Polish). January 22, 2007
2944:Marciniak, Jacek "AloneMan".
2847:Kralka, Jakub (May 8, 2010).
2433:. Secret Service. p. 51.
2039:(in Polish). April 26, 2013.
1508:(in Polish). March 25, 2016.
1183:reviewer Jacek Marciniak, on
1137:The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
1057:games. A continuation of the
961:the magazine's reservations,
700:with laugh-out-loud moments.
4291:Poland-exclusive video games
4286:First-person adventure games
3583:Ass, Pegaz (December 1994).
2969:"the astronauts – Geezmo.pl"
2788:Video Games Around the World
2654:"the astronauts – Geezmo.pl"
2480:"the astronauts – Geezmo.pl"
2402:Video Games Around the World
2255:Video Games Around the World
2140:. November 1997. p. 86.
1120:, was modeled on this game.
950:Video Games Around the World
892:Video Games Around the World
679:Video Games Around the World
139:The Mystery of the Statuette
4048:(in Polish). March 18, 2013
3726:(in Polish). May 24, 2017.
3589:. Secret Service. pp.
3035:(in Polish). July 4, 2006.
3005:(in Polish). May 29, 2017.
2908:Kluska, Bartlomiej (2008).
2197:OnlySP (Only Single Player)
1769:(in Polish). July 9, 2015.
986:was unable to compete with
913:The Secret of Monkey Island
573:The Software Protection Act
128:developed and published by
4332:
4122:(in Polish). May 5, 2015.
1532:"Tajemnica Statuetki (PC)"
1228:Mystery of the Statuette".
1110:. The 2004 adventure game
251:Pollack follows Wadner to
4316:Metropolis Software games
4311:Single-player video games
3204:Polska, Grupa Wirtualna.
3058:gameplay.pl, Mruqe, for.
2399:Wolf, Mark J. P. (2015).
2130:"NG Alphas: Metropolis".
1130:. Chmielarz, the "Polish
1050:The Prince and the Coward
1041:The Prince and the Coward
615:
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130:Metropolis Software House
55:Metropolis Software House
44:Metropolis Software House
28:
4306:Video games set in Chile
3610:(in Polish). e-bookowo.
3114:(in Polish). p. 27.
1860:User Jama (March 1996).
805:products, in particular
745:A Quiet Weekend in Capri
198:first-person perspective
4016:www.adventure-zone.info
3980:Quark (July 15, 2013).
3912:Juszczak, Adam (2016).
3560:(in Polish). Polityka.
3454:Mruqe (April 7, 2012).
3420:Mruqe (April 7, 2012).
2314:(in Polish). p. 50
1829:Mateusz (May 7, 2017).
990:or LucasArts products,
401:Jędrzychowice, Strzelin
399:church and cemetery in
3929:Cite journal requires
3862:. September 10, 2014.
2785:Iwatani, Toru (2015).
2252:Iwatani, Toru (2015).
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4271:Detective video games
3353:"Tajemnica Statuetki"
3291:"Tajemnica Statuetki"
2308:"Tajemnica Statuetki"
1275:The best Polish games
1271:Najlepsze polskie gry
1147:Adam Juszczak's text
1134:" said his 2014 game
1068:Tajemnica Statuetki 2
327:
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124:is a Polish-language
1716:Czajkowski, Michał.
1536:www.komputerswiat.pl
1185:Tajemnica Statuetki'
777:Tajemnica Statuetki'
750:Tajemnica Statuetki.
675:Tajemnica Statuetki'
210:LucasArts adventures
69:Grzegorz Miechowski
3127:Tajemnica Statuetki
2910:"Domu Tenu W Grach"
1682:"Nowy mroźny świat"
1448:Tajemnica statuetki
1403:on January 7, 2018.
1266:Tajemnica Statuetki
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553:Tajemnica Statuetki
541:Dziennik Metropolis
534:Metropolis Software
514:Tajemnica Statuetki
503:- An addendum to a
444:Tajemnica Statuetki
416:Tajemnica Statuetki
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1886:has generic name (
1198:Nie tylko Wiedźmin
862:Audiovisual design
836:Nie tylko Wiedźmin
732:Dawno temu w grach
718:, stereotypes and
714:and references to
607:
530:Virgin Interactive
526:Avalon Interactive
462:fiction adventure
429:Nie tylko Wiedźmin
395:and the abandoned
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191:
3231:interaktywnie.com
2950:Bastion Magazynów
2763:www.miastogier.pl
1835:Ustatkowany Gracz
1506:Polskie Gry Wideo
1269:in their article
896:Polskie Gry Wideo
856:Polskie Gry Wideo
832:strain their eyes
824:Polskie Gry Wideo
650:
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522:Atlantis Software
436:design philosophy
354:shoestring budget
342:graphic designers
282:was conceived by
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71:Andrzej Michalak
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3812:"Ramon's Spell"
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2136:. No. 35.
2133:Next Generation
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159:software piracy
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18:1993 video game
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4276:DOS-only games
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4235:External links
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1867:Secret Service
1862:"Teenagent CD"
1852:
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1327:The Astronauts
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1102:photogrammetry
1091:11 Bit Studios
1083:People Can Fly
1064:Secret Service
1010:
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963:Secret Service
946:
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935:Secret Service
907:Maniac Mansion
888:Secret Service
863:
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840:Secret Service
817:Secret Service
799:Secret Service
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708:idiosyncrasies
703:Secret Service
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505:Secret Service
496:Secret Service
491:
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470:Sierra On-Line
449:Secret Service
440:Komputers Wait
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167:game mechanics
126:adventure game
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4070:Polska jakosc
4063:
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3607:Bajty Polskie
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2791:. MIT Press.
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2138:Imagine Media
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