External Links
- zenobi48k.zip
To play, you can download zenobi48k.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. (The file is compressed with ZIP.)
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About the Story
George E. Hoyle was/is a great fan of the series 'RED DWARF' and it is on this that he has loosely based this game. Do not be misled: this is not a 'spoof' of the series, nor is it an attempt to duplicate it - it is simply a genuine tribute to something that George has a great love for - so don't expect to uncover some great 'depth' or 'meaning' in the game. Just sit back and enjoy a light-hearted romp through some of George's favourite scenes from the first series of the programme.
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1 Off-Site Review
SynTax
Emerald Elf was written as a tribute to the T.V. series Red Dwarf, and the game is loosely based on several episodes from the first series. [...] Although I'm a great fan of Red Dwarf I couldn't get really engrossed in Emerald Elf. It was fairly amusing, fairly interesting, quite well written, but not a game I can honestly rave about.
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Game Details
Current Version: Unknown
License: Former commercial
Development System: PAW (Professional Adventure Writer)
Baf's Guide ID: 2511
IFID: Unknown
TUID: sfpgzw12tscusmtn
