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Developer

AWE Games

Genre

Adventure

Other Versions

PC

Release Dates

02/25/08 The Adventure Company
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02/08/08 The Adventure Company

Community Stats

Owners: 11
Favorite: 0
Tracked: 0
Wishlist: 1
Now Playing: 0
 
6.4

Avg Community Rating:

 

Cheats

Alternative Endings
Depending on whether you save certain people during the course of the game, you'll receive one of 4 different endings.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Best Ending (Narracott, Lombard and Claythorne survive) Get to Lombard before he dies, then attack murderer to save Claythorne.
Poor Ending (Narracott and Lombard survive) Reach Lombard before he dies, and do not attack the murderer.
Reasonable Ending (Narracott and Claythorne survive) Fail to reach Lombard before he dies, then attack murderer to save Claythorne.
Worst Ending (Only Narracott survives) Fail to reach Lombard before he dies, and do not attack the murderer.
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Sales History

Total Sales
0.00m
Japan
0.06m
NA
0.01m
Europe
0.01m
Others
0.07m
Total
1 n/a 2,318 n/a 409 2,727
2 n/a 920 n/a 162 1,082
3 n/a 580 n/a 102 682
4 n/a 414 n/a 73 487
5 n/a 224 n/a 40 264
6 n/a 181 n/a 32 213
7 n/a 139 n/a 25 164
8 n/a 143 n/a 25 168
9 n/a 104 n/a 18 122
10 n/a 127 n/a 22 149

Opinion (5)
MEnkeli posted 30/10/2009, 01:36
If you enjoy adventure games you should get this one. The setting again is great as is the atmosphere. It isn't the best adventure out there but I really enjoyed the game.
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clapiotis posted 21/09/2009, 08:42
In Europe it should at least write one copy, then one I bought
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Frinaldo posted 20/06/2008, 10:34
Has anyone tried this game? Is it worth buying if your a adventure game nut?
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Ghettobob22 posted 11/01/2008, 12:07
Apparently if sales are high enough, the company plans on bringing the other titles in the series to Wii.
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stof posted 06/01/2008, 07:30
I loved And Then There Were None. I read it twice in elementary school.

I actually think I might rent this
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