Jessica Plunkenstein and the Dusseldorf Conspiracy

It's been a peculiar day for Jessica Plunkenstein. By a freak twist of fate and airline security, our heroine finds herself battling evil barons bent on world domination, evil headmistresses bent on pathological propriety, and evil yodelers bent on nothing in particular. Full of llamas, ninjas, French people, pickled herring, dubious German accents, yetis in heat, and musical theatre up the wazoo, Jessica's adventures bring her from the Amazonian Rain Forests to the Norwegian Alps with layovers along the Eastern seaboard. So tag along, and you, too, can unravel The Düsseldorf Conspiracy in what the New York Times calls the Best Adventure Game of 2005! Features: * Zany intercontinental escapades with absolutely no mammoths or talking robots * Eight hours of addicting gameplay, divided over four parts and fifty unique locations * Full score and professional voice acting * Writing that would put James Joyce, Jane Austen, and Anton Chekov to shame * Art that would put them to suicide

Format
Game
Status
Finished
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Details

Type
Video Game
Format
Game
Status
Finished
Start Date
Jul 25, 2005
Season
2005
Ratings
0
Popularity
0
Favorites
0
Reviews
0
Genres
Adventure, Point-and-click, Puzzle

Description

It's been a peculiar day for Jessica Plunkenstein. By a freak twist of fate and airline security, our heroine finds herself battling evil barons bent on world domination, evil headmistresses bent on pathological propriety, and evil yodelers bent on nothing in particular. Full of llamas, ninjas, French people, pickled herring, dubious German accents, yetis in heat, and musical theatre up the wazoo, Jessica's adventures bring her from the Amazonian Rain Forests to the Norwegian Alps with layovers along the Eastern seaboard. So tag along, and you, too, can unravel The Düsseldorf Conspiracy in what the New York Times calls the Best Adventure Game of 2005! Features: * Zany intercontinental escapades with absolutely no mammoths or talking robots * Eight hours of addicting gameplay, divided over four parts and fifty unique locations * Full score and professional voice acting * Writing that would put James Joyce, Jane Austen, and Anton Chekov to shame * Art that would put them to suicide

Immersion

Japanese

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