
Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong
Dragons of Hong Kong is an early chose your own adventure style interactive fiction. The game is black & white, and text based. At various plot points, the player is presented with several branching options for game play, with many incorrect choices leading to a player's death. The game uses a input format that encourages the character to respond in context, and attempts to pick out key elements to determine the player's true intent. You have been contacted by Nobel prize winning economist Dr. Goodman to meet him at a rundown bar. There, he explains to you that the true cause of inflation is a secret religion called the Gregarines led by Akbar D'Eville. Based out of Hong Kong, they have been using their financial backing to cause inflation throughout the world, thus making all currencies worthless. With that, they will establish their own currency the Liroon as preeminent throughout the world, and seize power. Shortly after sharing this information with you, Dr. Goodman is murdered with a jade dagger to his chest. Framed for this crime, you must travel to Hong Kong, prove your innocence, and defeat the Gregarines; nefarious plot.
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When was Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong released?
Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong was released on 4/21/1981.
What genre is Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong?
Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong is a Adventure game.
Who developed Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong?
Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong was developed by Marin Computer Center and published by Adventure International.
Does Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong support multiplayer?
Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong supports single-player.
Where can I find guides, Korean patches and downloads for Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong?
On the Interactive Fiction Dragons of Hong Kong page at GameSS you can browse community guides and download resources (Korean patches, trainers, save files and more), or upload your own.












