Manhunter 2: San Francisco

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Manhunter 2: San Francisco


Manhunter 2: San Francisco

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 Release Date: 1989[1] Citation Required
 Project Status: N/A
 Latest Version: 3.03
 Developer(s): Evryware
 Publisher: Sierra On-Line
 Designer(s): Barry Murry, Dave Murry
 Source Available:  No
 Category: Game
 Type: Full Release
 Genre: Adventure
 Theme(s): Dark SF, Dystopian, Postapocalyptic, SF
 Engine: AGI3
 CP Scheme: Documentation Check
 ESRB Rating: Unrated
 Platform: MS-DOS, Macintosh, Atari ST, Apple II, Apple IIGS, Amiga, Atari ST, TandyCC3,
 Localization: English
 Website: www.sierra.com




A.K.A.

  • Manhunter 2
  • MH2


Description

Barry Murry and Dave Murry's Manhunter 2: San Francisco is a 1989 AGI3 adventure game. It is the second installment of the Manhunter series. Both Manhunter games deviate from the standard design of an AGI adventure game. Very little typing is required and the games are first-person where you move a cursor rather than a character around the screen. The result is what could be described as an early version of a point-and-click adventure game.

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Synopsis

1989 Sierra Catalog[2] wrote:

In Manhunter: San Fransisco, the horror is back. It is the year 2004, and San Fransisco is under the rule of the aliens we all know so well from Manhunter: New York. Aided by their killer robots and the traitorous humans who work for them, the invaders have transformed the magical city by the bay into a dark nightmare of tyranny and death, where unknown creatures stalk the streets.

Manhunter: San Fransisco uses the same no-typing interface and multiple viewpoint perspective format as Manhunter: New York, for over 250 detailed game scenes of fast-paced, death-defying adventure.


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