7th Guest
Sold Out		(Win95/98/Me/XP) (Jewel Case) (7THGUESTPJ)

Trilobyte / Virgin

Game

Awards:

Best Entertainment Title 1994 - MMW Reader's Choice Awards

# 1 Rated Game - Computer Gaming World Reader's Poll

Winner Golden Triad Award - Computer Game Review

Winner 1993 BIMA Silver - British Interactive Media Award

Stauf's Game Is Not Over

Old man Stauf built a house
And filled it with his toys
Six guests all came one night
Their screams the only noise
No one knows what happened next
There's no one left to say
But if you should see Old Man Stauf
Get on your knees and pray
Children's Rhyme, Anonymous

Henry Stauf's mansion has been abandoned for as long as anyone dare remember. Stauf was a master toymaker, a maker of amazing puzzles - and this strange house was his greatest creation. Now, the mansion stands empty, rotting ever since the children started dying, ever since the six guests came. Now there are only the eerie lights and the terrible sing-song rhymes of the children... And suddenly, you are in the house. You move from room to haunted room step-by-terrifying step, as scenes from that night of horror come to life. Because Stauf's game isn't over. There were six guests the world knew about - and there was one other. Stauf's mad mansion lives again. And only you can end the nightmare and learn the secret of The 7th Guest.

Game Features:

Groundbreaking use of full motion video and dialogue recorded by live actors in a terrifyingly real virtual environment.

Old Man Stauf's bizarre puzzles to solve and games to play.

22 stunningly rendered, devilishly surprising 3-D rooms await you in this fully explorable haunted mansion.

2 CDs of extensive gameplay with an original musical score.

Requirements:

Windows 95/98/Me/XP: 386DX-25 MHz processor minimum, 2 megs of RAM, 16 bit SVGA video card with at least 512k of memory, CD-ROM drive with minimum of 150k/sec. transfer rate, Sound Card with FM and PCM sound, Microsoft compatible mouse, Hard drive with 10 megs of free space.

Supports: Roland MIDI cards MT-32, LAPC-1 Sound Canvas, SCC-1, Sound Blaster (and 100% compatible sound cards), Sound Blaster Pro, ProAudio Spectrum (8 and 16 bit), ThunderBoard, Adlib Gold.

Recommended: 486SX-33 MHz or faster processor, 4 megs of RAM, fast 16-bit SVGA video card with 1 meg of memory or local bus video, double speed CD-ROM drive, Roland LAPC-1, MT-32, or Sound Canvas.

Reviews:

ComputerLife, October 1994

"It was when I entered the haunted house of the fiendish toy maker Henry Stauf that I truly began to appreciate the tremendous possibilities CDs have to offer. I was trapped in a beautiful, if terrifying, surrealistic world where six guests of Old Man Stauf had mysteriously disappeared one night long ago. I quickly learned that if I wanted to see the light of day again, I would have to solve a series of increasingly difficult, chess-like puzzles placed throughout the house."

"But I wasn't just trapped in the house, I was hooked. The devilishly difficult puzzles in this game practically drove me nuts, yet I found myself seduced by the game's chillingly spectacular graphics and was determined to discover the house's secret. Believe me, this is spooky stuff."

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