7 Wonders
7 Wonders is a 1997 Russian platform video game developed by Computer Multimedia Systems and published by NewCom.
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7 Wonders is a 1997 Russian platform video game developed by Computer Multimedia Systems and published by NewCom.
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• Title — 7 Wonders • Developer — Computer Multimedia Systems • Publisher — NewCom • Released — 1997 • Genre — Platformer • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — Windows 7 Wonders is a 1997 Russian platform video game developed by Computer Multimedia Systems and published by NewCom.
Plot
Plot
The game follows explorer Professor Nikolsky, who brought back seven books about the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World from an expedition. Professor Nikolsky must find the lost pages of each one of the seven books in order to solve the riddles in the valley of monsters that guard an enchanted girl in order to free her.
Gameplay
Gameplay
The levels feature several stories and obstacles that the player must avoid, as well as items needed to progress, such as keys to unlock doors or boards to cross over a chasm. Weapons are not included among the items.
Production
Production
In 1997, the year when 7 Wonders was developed and published, the Russian video game industry began started moving gradually from commercial projects for the domestic market to relatively regular and professional projects. The game and the physical copy includes an illustrated book with three-dimensional models of the Seven Wonders and stories about the times of the monuments.
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