Voyeur

Description

Voyeur is one of the more ambitious attempts to take advantage of the relatively new CD-ROM technology's immense (at the time) storage capacity. Sporting literally hours of digital movies, Voyeur is unique in premise and style and aims to be the most flexible interactive movie in history.

In Voyeur you play the role of a voyeur, peering into the Hawke manor in an attempt to expose a crime that may as well undermine the security of the entire nation.

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The Press Says

Video Games & Computer Entertainment	CD-i	Apr, 1994	10 out of 10	100
Coming Soon Magazine	DOS	Feb, 1995	90 out of 100	90
Mac Ledge	Macintosh	1995	88 out of 100	88
The Video Game Critic	CD-i	Jul 21, 2004	B	75
Power Unlimited	CD-i	Feb, 1994	74 out of 100	74
Defunct Games	CD-i	Jul 14, 2007	69 out of 100	69
Entertainment Weekly	DOS	Jun 19, 1996	B-	67
PC Games (Germany)	DOS	Jan, 1995	48 out of 100	48
High Score	Macintosh	May, 1996	2 out of 5	40
Adventure Classic Gaming	DOS	Oct 22, 1997	1 out of 5	20

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Trivia

I believe this game was originally a CD-I game, for two reasons: 1. The back side of the jewelcase booklet mentiones "DOS Conversion by Entertainment Software Partners", implying that the game is not originally a PC game, and 2. on the back of the box it says "Based on original version (c) 1994 Philips Interactive Media, Inc." (Editor's Note: Tomer is right; Voyeur was CD-I's "flagship" product, meant to be the system's "killer app". It wasn't enough to save the doomed system.)

While ESRB ratings for computer games didn't exist in 1994, the game still has a "Warning: Contains Mature Subject Matter" label on its box.