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Waxworks

by Brian Howarth and Cliff J. Ogden

Episode 11 of Brian Howarth's Mysterious Adventures
Horror, Mystery
1983

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A nightmare comes true, you must find your way out of the wax works factory in which all the exhibits mysteriously come alive.
Games converted to Inform using scott2zip by Bjorn Gustavsson, and the Inform compiler v5.5 on 4/6/98.
[--blurb from The Z-Files Catalogue]


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You've managed to fall asleep in a wax museum, and you've been locked inside for the night. Now you have to find an escape as the wax figures begin to come to life around you. Some spooky moments, but a little too campy to be truly called horror. This is a Scott Adams-era adventure, with all that implies (two-word parser, no description, and heavy nostalgia value). It's not a classic, but it's certainly not terrible either.

-- R. Serena Wakefield

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