External Links
- bmch.zip
Contains BMCH.GAM
Or download bmch.zip, unzip it, and run the game in a TADS interpreter. (The file is compressed with ZIP.)
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v.1: 16-Oct-2007 01:47 - IFDB
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1 Off-Site Review
IF-Review
Deus Ex Machine
The robot's confusion at achieving sentience(?) is mirrored by the player's confusion at having to operate in code: the difficulty in moving and examining things add to the apparent inevitability of 005's fate: 005 has only just gained sentience(?), he is (like the player) being pursued in a bizarre place by an omniescent, omnipresent faceless enemy. The irony is that only the player gets the feeling of fear and dread: 005 is unable to express or produce it. This is indicative of the different way the player and 005 see the game: even though we are more unfamiliar with the meaning of the code, we can assess its import. (Sam Kabo Ashwell)
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Game Details
Current Version: 1.2
License: Freeware
Development System: TADS 2
Baf's Guide ID: 304
IFID: TADS2-91EE51CC6B59D363F7F33CDB9219E4D5
TUID: 3a9rb059miw9fc9h
