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| + | I found the graphics in this game to pretty good, at least the backgrounds. Most of the views, if not all of them were ripped off. (The view of Jeff sleeping on the bed was ripped from Dave's Quest). The music was also pretty good. So far, the plot looked okay, but there wasn't much to go on. The technical aspects were pretty nice. The moving stars across the windows was a nice touch. Character interaction is okay. The game understands a lot of entered commands which is good. All, in, all, this actually looked like a decent enough game if it hadn't been abandoned. Oh well. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, 30 November 2013
Description
Jeff's Quest uses interpreter version 2.917.
Screenshots
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Story
You are Jeff, a student aboard a space station, who after returning home, finds a huge problem. Now, he must save his people.
About
I found the graphics in this game to pretty good, at least the backgrounds. Most of the views, if not all of them were ripped off. (The view of Jeff sleeping on the bed was ripped from Dave's Quest). The music was also pretty good. So far, the plot looked okay, but there wasn't much to go on. The technical aspects were pretty nice. The moving stars across the windows was a nice touch. Character interaction is okay. The game understands a lot of entered commands which is good. All, in, all, this actually looked like a decent enough game if it hadn't been abandoned. Oh well.
Download
- ZIP File Jeff's Quest Demo (ZIP file) [76.9 KB]
Walkthroughs/Hints
- No walkthrough available.
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