Daria's Inferno
$9.95		(Win95/98/Me/2000/XP/Mac) (Jewel Case) (DARIASINDJ)

Simon & Schuster / SelectSoft USA

Children

Ratings:

from Four Fat Chicks

Free Lawndale High From Eternal Detention!

As if your own nightmares weren't bad enough, now you can have Daria's Inferno! The Adventure Game! Step into the nightmare that could only belong to Daria as she leads you on an outlandish quest to save Lawndale. Experience the thrilling adventure of high school according to Daria and try all the computer game stuff like puzzles, quests and mazes.

Adventure? Well, maybe that's too strong a word. Voyage through the five circles of Daria's netherworld as she finds herself lost in a nightmare she can't escape. Only you can help her wake up by solving the mysteries of Ms. Li's missing stuff. Doom has never been so bleak. Meet all the characters from the Daria show and hear Daria's pithy, sharp-witted commentary as she struggles to save the school. All dialogue written and performed by the same extremely clever people who create the show. Solve mysteries and free Lawndale High from eternal detention!

Features:

• Solve Mysteries and free Lawndale High from eternal detention!
• More than 20 locations to get mired in for all eternity
• All the Daria characters you've come to love, or at least grudgingly tolerate
• High quality animation, it actually moves and stuff.
• Original scenes and dialogue from the MTV cast and writers!

Requirements:

Windows95/98/Me/2000/XPPentium 166 MHz or faster 32mb RAM 4x CD-ROM drive 256-color SVGA graphics Microsoft compatible sound card

Macintosh System 7.6-9.2.x 132 MHz or better 16mb RAM 4x CD-ROM 256-color display

Reviews:

Four Fat Chicks by Orb

"The premise of Daria's Inferno is simple but effective for the type of gameplay involved. Daria Morgendorffer, the well-spoken, caustic heroine, has fallen asleep in English class while the teacher is reading Dante's Inferno. She dreams that she is now in her own Inferno, a hell taken from the distaste she finds in her own world. In her dream Inferno, she must find five items stolen from the school, or the entire student body will be put on detention."

"Outside of an initial point where a name is entered by the player at the start of the game, there is absolutely no saving at all in the game. The game actually remembers where you were last and returns you there automatically once the game is restarted, and it recalls what areas so far have been explored. This, coupled with the painless "irritation" failure process, helps make the game very immersive and a heck of a lot of fun to play."

"The game itself is pure cartoon, drawn in a clean, attractive style. The design is Nancy and Sluggo crisp, with a Beavis and Butt-head attitude."

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