The object of the game is to collect coloured orbs and artifacts to redeem evil spirits. To accomplish it, you must figure out what sin each spirit is guilty of, which artifact represents it and what colour is it associated with. Then you have to get the correct colour orb or orbs, the correct artifact, enter the correct sin room and do your work. It's not as easy as it may seem.

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Story	David Riordan Kenneth Melville
Gar Hob	James Woods
3D Art and Environment Design	Gil Bruvel
Angel Gemini	Lolita Davidovich
Game Design	Cliff Johnson
Programming	Eric Whelpley
Lead Artist	Wes Burian
Musical Score	Steve Gutheinz
Executive Producer	Brian Fargo
Executive in Charge of Development	Trish Wright
Art Director	Todd J. Camasta
Written by	Kenneth Melville
Produced by	Brian F. Christian
Directed by	David Riordan
Script Translation & Foreign Voice Recordings	SPG Studios
The Judge	Valeri Ross
The Bailiff	William Utay
Mad Jackson	Graham Beckel
The Amazing Zandi	Jacob Witkin
Margaret Wong	Lois Chiles
Harlan Wright	William Utay
Chaz Gonzalez	Richard Coca
MotorMouth	Victor Love
Jayme Janowitz	Marlan Clarke
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Development

The game was originally being developed by a (now defunct) company called Heartland Enterprises in Harrogate, North Yorkshire (UK) but they fell out with Interplay who then pulled the plug and gave it to Tribal Dreams instead. Heartland's version can be seen in the video here (YouTube video link). This video uses Heartland's assets that had already been submitted to Interplay as a promo for the game itself, but by then Heartland was no longer trading since Interplay had stopped paying them.

Manual

The game came with a manual discussing each of the 'evil people' depicted in the game, along with bios and the period they lived in. The older ones anyway are probably just made up.