Innocent until caught is a graphic adventure game with an icon-based point-and-click interface.

Jack T. Ladd is a thief, his hunting-ground is the whole galaxy, and at the moment, he's in big trouble. He's got 20 days to pay his taxes - or else the interstellar tax agency will hunt him down. Termination is a viable punishment for tax offenders in these days, you know. Stranded blank on the barren, run-down planet Tayte, Jack decides that he has to make some cash. Quick.

Innocent until caught is pretty standard in terms of design and interface. Nice ideas include a mini-window at the bottom left of the screen which is alternately a mini-map of the area (showing all exits) and a looking glass for detecting small items. Also, the plot is illustrated by a few rendered sequences, some of the first used in adventure games.

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Alternate Titles

"Khaf Mipesha - Lefakhot Ad She Yitafes" -- Israel Release
"IUC" -- Informal Name

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Jack T. Ladd series

Merchant	Title
	Innocent Until Caught
	Innocent Until Caught
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User Reviews

An object lesson in how NOT to make a point and click game

Martin Smith (64127)

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The Press Says

The One	Mar, 1994	79 out of 100	79
CU Amiga	May, 1994	78 out of 100	78
Amiga Dream	May, 1994	76 out of 100	76
Amiga Joker	Mar, 1994	72 out of 100	72
Amiga Format	May, 1994	67 out of 100	67
Datormagazin	May 11, 1994	3 out of 5	60

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Trivia

There is a slight flaw when Psygnosis/Divide by Zero programmed the Amiga version of Innocent. You see, in the end credits, both versions that "Jack Ladd will return in INNOCENT 2 - Into the Corruption". which is the sequel called Guilty. Yet, this sequel was released for PC, but never released for Amiga.

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This entry was contributed by -Chris (7378) and Black Wolf (37274)