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Developer(s) | Saturn Plus |
Publisher(s) | 1C Company |
Platform(s) | Windows |
Release | Russia: Sept 2001 North America: June 11, 2002 |
Genre(s) | Adventure |
Jazz and Faust ( Russian: Джаз и Фауст) is a detective mystery adventure game released in 2001. [1]
Players assume the role of one of two characters: the sea captain Faust or smuggler Jazz. They go on a quest to find lost treasure in the Ancient East. [2]
Gameplay is similar to Myst, in which still images represent the gaming world, which the player navigates through by clicking with a context-sensitive cursor icon. Unlike that game, the player controls a character from a third-person perspective. [3]
IGN gave the game a "Painful" rating of 2.2, describing it as "ugly, boring, terribly written, and acted out even worse". [2] [4] GameSpot said the game had "dull, clumsy gameplay and bad writing". [3] Adventure Gamers described it as "mediocre at best". [5] GameZone liked the unique use of duel perspective: "The way the story is handled from each characters perspective is a new and probably influential addition to the adventure genre". [6]
Jazz and Faust | |
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Developer(s) | Saturn Plus |
Publisher(s) | 1C Company |
Platform(s) | Windows |
Release | Russia: Sept 2001 North America: June 11, 2002 |
Genre(s) | Adventure |
Jazz and Faust ( Russian: Джаз и Фауст) is a detective mystery adventure game released in 2001. [1]
Players assume the role of one of two characters: the sea captain Faust or smuggler Jazz. They go on a quest to find lost treasure in the Ancient East. [2]
Gameplay is similar to Myst, in which still images represent the gaming world, which the player navigates through by clicking with a context-sensitive cursor icon. Unlike that game, the player controls a character from a third-person perspective. [3]
IGN gave the game a "Painful" rating of 2.2, describing it as "ugly, boring, terribly written, and acted out even worse". [2] [4] GameSpot said the game had "dull, clumsy gameplay and bad writing". [3] Adventure Gamers described it as "mediocre at best". [5] GameZone liked the unique use of duel perspective: "The way the story is handled from each characters perspective is a new and probably influential addition to the adventure genre". [6]