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The 11th Hour

Description

The 11th Hour is the sequel to the widely successful game, The 7th Guest. It utilizes a much improved video compression engine by Graeme Devine and is also the game which brought forth Trilobyte's eventual demise.

This time you play the role of Carl Denning, boyfriend to the reporter Robin Morales. Robin has mysteriously vanished while trying to delve into the secrets of the rotting mansion of the once evil mastermind, Henry Stauf.

The game features new puzzles, redone graphics and indeed an improved engine - much smoother, with 16 bit graphics and an entirely new soundtrack.

Alternate Titles

• "第十一小時" -- Chinese Title (Tradition)
• "11H" -- Abbreviated Title

Part of the Following Groups

• Game Engine: Groovie
• Haunted house games
• The 7th Guest series

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User Reviews

More Puzzles, more walking....	Chris Martin (1115)
Bigger, badder, but not quite better.	Scott Monster (868)

The Press Says

Joystick (French)	Jan, 1996	85 out of 100	85
Quandary	Jan, 1996		80
Tap-Repeatedly/Four Fat Chicks	Nov, 2002		80
High Score	Mar, 1996	4 out of 5	80
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Jan, 1996	68 out of 100	68
Game Revolution	Jun 05, 2004	B-	67
Adventure Lantern	Aug, 2006	64 out of 100	64
Adventure Classic Gaming	Apr 26, 1996	3 out of 5	60
GameSpot	May 01, 1996	5.1 out of 10	51
All Game Guide	2007		30

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Trivia

In the chapel, click the "rolling eyeball" cursor on the small bowl off to the side. Upon closer inspection, you will notice a torn piece of paper sticking out with the word "MISSED" printed on it. This is a sly reference to (or possibly a jab at) the bestselling CD-ROM game "Myst". The inclusion of a torn paper was probably meant to mock the plot of "Myst", which has the player search out a series of vacant islands for pages that are missing from two mysterious books.