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Flight of the Amazon Queen

Description

Joe King is the hero of this point and click adventure. His plane is carrying actress Faye Russell when it crash lands in a remote jungle, and he must battle through 100 screens of adventure and puzzle. The game's feel is influenced by hammy B-movies, and the characters are quite stereotyped and comic. As standard in point and click adventures, a set of icons at the bottom of the screen allow you to interact with visible characters and items in the main view area.

Alternate Titles

• "Полет Королевы Амазонок " -- Russian spelling
• "הרפתקאות מלכת האמזונות " -- Hebrew spelling
• "Poljot Korolevy Amazonok" -- Russian title
• "Harpatkaot Malkat ha-Amazonot" -- Hebrew title

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User Reviews

Walks on the fine line between Monkey Island and Indiana Jones without falling.	Daniel Steinbrück (335)
A-Game Cult Classic	drbriefs (4)
Truly one of the best games ever made.	Antti Rantakolmonen (2)

The Press Says

Abandonia	Nov 03, 2004	5 out of 5	100
Quandary	Jul, 1995		80
Joystick	Apr, 1995	80 out of 100	80
Tap-Repeatedly/Four Fat Chicks	2003		80
High Score	Aug, 1995	4 out of 5	80
PC Player (Germany)	May, 1995	71 out of 100	71
Adventure Gamers	May 20, 2002		70
PC Games (Germany)	May, 1995	64 out of 100	64

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Trivia

The game was originally written in AMOS BASIC on Amiga, but was eventually converted to C code instead, and later ported to PC computers. The tools to build the game were also written in AMOS. The game engine was called JASPAR for "John And Steve's Programmable Adventure Resource".

There were three additional tools called JOKER (building rooms, laying out objects and actors), ACE (cut scene editor) and DOG (dialogue editor). The engine and tools were written by John Passfield and Tony Ball converted the JASPAR engine to PC.