PC Longplay [796] Orion Conspiracy

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Played by: Eino
P&C adventure in a space station, developed by Divide By Zero and released in 1995.
Orion Conspiracy was released after Guilty and before The Gene Machine. Compared to Guilty, UI is patched. What I like most about this game is the attempt at character oriented approach. More conversations with characters and not as much flying around in different environments to solve meaningless item puzzles. Worst thing is the most overused and hence boring (murder mystery) adventure game plotline. Throw an alien conspiracy in the mix to justify "suspense" and "action", when most of the game loops same gray corridors over and over and over... -
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[@belzaboul]

man this game voice acting is very bold

[@myhybrid09]

Loved this game. The story line and gameplay was top notch. I was so mad when I couldn't find the disks after a while of not playing. Also loved Future Wars: Adventures in Time. The Police Quest series is my absolute favorite.

[@sainttan]

Voice acting aside, I really like the "Body Snatcher" concept.

[@Thollis1987]

There are some interesting dialogues in the game,and I enjoy them greatly!

[@MrSatanislav]

Sweet adventure games streak

[@kevintamas7164]

Reminds me somehow of beneath a steel sky

[@wicket20]

Had a hell of a time getting that game to work back in the day.

[@alainvey]

Not enough virtual memory!

[@kenkobra]

The ending is just so quick. I remember buying this game when it first came out.

[@Solarnova]

I did some thinking, and I think Verges (the other dog) was the fourth Xeno (the other 3 were Doctor Chu, Waterman, and Lowe), the dog disappears in the second half of the game (Berry is the dog that is killed) and isn't seen again, I believe it stowed away on the shuttle and killed McCormick, LaPaz, and Meyer after they escaped the station, according to Devlin's Security Report--which abruptly ends with a final Xeno attack.

[@shortlong8936]

This is hilarious, has to be the most incompetent space faring crew of all time... especially that grenade part, like a Rube Goldberg machine of stupidity.

[@ChrisWeedPiano]

Including slurs in this game was definitely a choice!

[@super8bitable]

Chris Weed Weirdly enough this game got a Teen rating despite them and the multiple F-bombs. Usually nowadays an f-word is an automatic M.

[@cyclops8238]

Fun fact. This was the first game to ever use the word fuck without it getting censored.

[@helterskelter9020]

Great game. Pretty short though

[@MeinCtutWichG]

Die musik ist ja mal geil. 1:39:00 wtf?

[@sambrownski5449]

Great show on tv

[@mrmaxaxl]

All those "fucking this" and "fucking that" gets old really fast and feels "fucking" forced 😣

[@cyclops8238]

That's because this was the first game to ever have the ability to say fuck without it being censored so they went a little overboard with that privilege.

[@Tularis]

Ok if you could just read the lines with no emotion getting through them as quickly as possible... great....

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[@adam1984pl]

First half of game is kinda boring,second is better.These cinematics reminds me of Final Fantasy 8.

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[@JHEntertainment98]

Why does the profanity sound like it’s forced into the dialogue?

[@cyclops8238]

Because this was the very first game to have the word fuck in it without it being censored so they went a little overboard knowing that.

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