In Cold Blood

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Published by

DreamCatcher Interactive Inc.

Developed by

Revolution Software Ltd.

Released

Jul 13, 2000

Platforms

PlayStation, Windows

Genre

Adventure

Perspective

3rd-Person Perspective

Non-Sport

Puzzle-Solving, Spy / Espionage

	MobyRank	MobyScore
PlayStation	61	3.6

Windows	74	3.2

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Description

In the near future... Cold War has reignited between US and People's Republic of China. CIA has requested assistance of British MI6 to send an agent into Volgia, a former Soviet republic under control of General Nagarov. You are John Cord, MI6 agent chosen for the assignment. Your investigation turns out to be anything BUT simple...

In Cold Blood is an adventure espionage game that relies on puzzle-solving.

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Alternate Titles

"Не зная страха" -- Russian spelling
"ICB" -- Abbreviated title
"De Sang Froid" -- French title
"Cold Blood" -- German title
"A Sangue Frio" -- Brazilian title
"A Sangue Freddo" -- Italian title
"A Sangre Fría" -- Spanish title

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	In Cold Blood	PlayStation	$2.50
	In Cold Blood (Jewel Case)	Windows	$0.98
	In Cold Blood		$5.99
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User Reviews

Distinctive, fast and fun.

Windows

Ola Sverre Bauge (236)

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The Press Says

Absolute Playstation	PlayStation	2000	86 out of 100	86
Jeuxvideo.com	PlayStation	Aug 02, 2000	17 out of 20	85
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Windows	Oct, 2000	83 out of 100	83
Computer Games Magazine	Windows	Mar 05, 2001		80
Eurogamer.net (UK)	Windows	Oct 09, 2000	8 out of 10	80
GameStar (Germany)	Windows	Oct, 2000	75 out of 100	75
Power Unlimited	Windows	Nov, 2000	7.5 out of 10	75
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Mar 07, 2001	69 out of 100	69
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Oct, 2000	68 out of 100	68
Just Adventure	Windows	2001	C+	58

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Trivia

"At the moment 3D games tend to look very samey. If we use the 3Dfx card then they tend to look like every other 3Dfx game. At the moment this is the very thing we're trying to decide - whether or not we'll be using 3D graphics in what we do next."

--Charles Cecil, interviewed in PC Review Nov 97 in conjunction with the release of Broken Sword 2

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This entry was contributed by Kasey Chang (3695) and Grant McLellan (555)