“Danger’s a little like jello: there’s always room for a little more.”
Access Software had landed an unexpected hit in Under A Killing Moon but by 1996 the FMV boom had begun to bust and it was into this environment that its sequel The Pandora Directive was released. Chris Worthington, Brian and James consider whether they feel that this “bigger and better” Tex Murphy is rightly acclaimed as one of the genre’s greats.
Music featured in this issue:
1. Chandler Avenue by D.J. Shelton
2. Tex’s Lament by Richie Havens
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