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The Gene Machine

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Also known as
Gene Machine: ... die geheimnisvollen Kreaturen des Dr. Dinsey The Gene Machine: The Great British Adventure

This point-and-click adventure follows a Victorian gentleman's global quest to stop a genetic mutation plot.

The Gene Machine is a 1996 point-and-click adventure game developed by Divide By Zero and published by Vic Tokai; the DOS version was released in 1996, matching the legacy year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1996
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
54.80 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About The Gene Machine

The Gene Machine is a 2D adventure game where players interact with the world through a point-and-click interface. Its visual presentation uses background art to create a sense of three-dimensional space, viewed from a third-person perspective.

The narrative follows a British gentleman named Piers Featherstonehaugh and his servant Mossop, who are drawn into a global investigation after a bizarre encounter at their London home. Their mission to thwart a scheme involving genetic anomalies leads them to interact with a variety of characters, including both humans and animals capable of speech.

Progress is largely driven by solving puzzles, which frequently require the use of numerous objects collected into an inventory during exploration. The player guides Piers across various locations to advance the story.

The Gene Machine Screenshots

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Title Screen
Vic Tokai title
Divide By Zero title
A cat escapes from a mysterious cave
A cat reading?!
Our hero and his side-kick
Arrival at the train station
Interaction menu
Options Menu
Inventory interaction