Ten Little Indians

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Ten Little Indians
by Brian Howarth

Episode 10 of Brian Howarth's Mysterious Adventures
Mystery
1983

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About the Story

A train journey begins your quest for the golden idol left by Major Johnston-Smythe when he died. Other treasure hunters have tried before you, most of them have never been seen again...
[--blurb from The Z-Files Catalogue]

Game Details

Language: English (en)
Current Version: Unknown
License: Former commercial
Development System: Inform 6
Baf's Guide ID: 548

IFIDs:	ZCODE-1-041209-480B
	ZCODE-1-980406-529A
	C25E70BD-120A-4CFD-95B7-60D2FACA026B

TUID: z7ettlqezn4mcnng

Editorial Reviews

Baf's Guide

According to the documentation, this Adams-era game concerns your quest to recover a golden figurine left behind by a previous treasure hunter. The game feels a lot more like housebreaking, however, and is really just a traditional treasure hunt in a new guise. Still, the puzzles are nice and logical and it rarely kills you off without warning. The title is obviously meant to recall the Agatha Christie novel, but the two have absolutely nothing in common.

-- R. Serena Wakefield

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Ten Little Indians at IF Wiki

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