Normality

It was re-released in 2011 with Microsoft Windows support on GOG.com, with macOS support following in 2013 and Linux support in 2014.

• Title — Normality • Developer — Gremlin Interactive • Publisher — Gremlin InteractiveInterplay Productions • Producer — Adrian Carless Mark Glossop • Programmer — Graeme Ing Antony Crowther • Writer — Adrian Carless • Artist — Ricki Martin Christian Russell Jonathan Sandford • Composer — Chris Adams Neil Biggin Patrick Phelan • Released — June 1996 • Genre — Adventure • Modes — Single-player • Platforms — MS-DOS, Windows, macOS, Linux

The story revolves around Kent Knutson, a rebellious slacker in the city of Neutropolis, where various places take up the setting of the game. Neutropolis, a once thriving and vibrant city, is now a dark and polluted police state where any kind of fun is prohibited. When the game begins, Kent is released after having been imprisoned by the "Norms", the city's police force, for whistling a happy tune while walking down the street. While in prison, he receives a note from an anonymous inmate telling him about the underground insurrection group that he might want to join. After being released from jail, the player starts the game in Kent's apartment, having to find and join this resistance group. After winning the trust of the resistance group, Kent must assist them in overthrowing the dictator Paul who is responsible for the city's sorry state, where his twin brother Saul was rumored to be dead because of him.

Normality was self-published in the United Kingdom by Gremlin Interactive. It had a small credited voice cast. Interplay handled publishing duties in the United States and decided to entirely replace the voice cast with a broader range of actors that it felt would appeal more to the US market. This included casting Corey Feldman in the role of the main character, with Charlie Adler, Mary Kay Bergman, S. Scott Bullock, Howard Morris, Phil Proctor, Kevin Michael Richardson, and Neil Ross in supporting roles.