Nuclear Nightmare

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Nuclear Nightmare
by John Nelson

Episode 25 of Eamon
RPG
1982

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About the Story

As you walked out the front door of the Main Hall, you met a man near hysteria. You calmed him down enough to get a more coherent story from him.

He claimed he was a technician in the employ of a mad scientist by the name of Doctor Applebaum. He was content to work in his lab until he overheard the doctor talking with a colleague named Doctor Onstein, a specialist in some kind of unknown energy. The scientists were talking about using the new device to blow up the entire kingdom.

He takes you to the underground complex...

Game Details

Language: English (en)
Current Version: Unknown
License: Freeware
Development System: Eamon
Baf's Guide ID: 1414
IFID: Unknown
TUID: vzrnvwmszueunvg8

Editorial Reviews

EamonAG

For such a large Eamon, there is surprisingly little content. You wander mostly empty halls and run into an occasional guard for the most part. A couple of locked gates and a couple of combination locks make up the bulk of the puzzling. This can be a somewhat frustrating play, but I found no death traps or similar gotchas.
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