AGON: The Mysterious Codex

AGON The Mysterious Codex SEALED CDRom Box art may differ slightly from what is shown here October 1903 London- Professor Samuel Hunt a scholar of the British Museum receives an anonymous letter which promise a discovery of world importance. He starts after board games sealed with curses and a slowly developing legend and visit the still living descendants of the cursed families in 12 areas of the world. However his task is not simple at the unknown location: the professor is entangled in newer and newer adventures through which he finds out about some surprising stories, local customs and he develops an increasing sense of someone always walking ahead of him....... The box contains the first three episodes, the London, the Lapland and the Madagascar sense, of the continuously produced series, which is planned to have 14 episodes. During your discovery you meet a number of locals, mysteries and puzzles and two original board games. The episodes form individual units but are all connected to the mysterious story AGON. Beautiful graphics, life-like scenario Logical easy-to-handle interface First person perspective- in the shoes of the protagonist Professional actors' performance in narrations and dialogues Subtitles in 4 languages : English, Hungarian, German, French More than 30 piece of fantastic original background music Rated "T" for Teen CD-Rom for Windows XP/2000/ME/98 Imported from the UK for worldwide play

AGON: The Mysterious Codex is a trilogy containing the first three episodes of Professor Samuel Hunt's journeys, starting from London (The London Scene) to Lapland (Adventures in Lapland) and to Madagascar (Pirates of Madagascar). The trilogy as a whole is a full-length, point-and-click adventure game. The AGON story starts in 1903. Professor Samuel Hunt, a historian at the British Museum is living the peaceful life of a scientist in London until one day he's chosen by mysterious forces for an extraordinary mission. The AGON story starts when the Professor receives a secretive anonymous message and the first page of an old codex, challenging him to find twelve places of the world where "the last masters of the lost games" live. Professor Hunt begins his long-lasting journey 'in search of the AGON' ...