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Escape from Delirium

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This amateur adventure game challenges you to solve puzzles and escape a pit after a museum heist.

Escape from Delirium was developed by Virtual X-Perience and published by Magicom Multimedia for DOS in 1995; no earlier platform version is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1995
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
4.62 MB
Version
DELIRIUM.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Escape from Delirium

Escape from Delirium is a point-and-click adventure. The player guides Paul Cole, who begins by investigating an ancient corpse found in a pit. His situation escalates when a broken rope strands him and he inadvertently witnesses a murder after exiting into a museum security room.

Control is managed through a set of verb icons positioned on the screen. The narrative progresses as Paul explores a series of unsettling locations, with the events growing increasingly bizarre. Interface features include a zoom function, which is accessed by right-clicking on the inventory window.

Escape from Delirium Screenshots

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Main Title/Main Menu
Newspaper story (intro)
To the sewer
Intro animation and automated sequences use zooming things, which literally makes picture blurry.
The rope cuts, and you're left in a sewer until help comes.
Some neat adventure tricks are used in this point-and-click adventure game as well.
An obviously zoomed in view.
Hey, buddy! I saw robbery!
I'm a witness
Bad guys