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Its flagship products, written by its founder Scott "Not the guy from ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}" Adams, were InteractiveFiction AdventureGames. Although ''ColossalCave'' ''VideoGame/ColossalCave'' had come out for the UsefulNotes/TRS80 and UsefulNotes/AppleII before these adventures were written, Scott Adams' adventures really set the bar for nearly all home computer text adventures that followed them.
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!! Tropes in Adventure International games:
* PrematurelyMarkedGrave: In ''Voodoo Castle'', you can find a graveyard which has one grave with a beam of light shining on it and a sign that says "This grave reserved for you!"
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!! Tropes in Adventure International games:
* PrematurelyMarkedGrave: In ''Voodoo Castle'', you can find a graveyard which has one grave with a beam of light shining on it and a sign that says "This grave reserved for you!"
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* ''VideoGame/{{Starfighter}}''
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''Adventure International'' was a software publisher from the pre-IBM-PC days of the microcomputer era.
Its flagship products, written by its founder Scott "Not the guy from [[ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}" Adams, were InteractiveFiction AdventureGames.
It eventually went out of business, but Scott Adams continues to write adventure games -- including a Christian-themed adventure game that came out in 2012-2013.
!!Titles Included
* ''Adventureland''
* ''Pirate's Adventure''
* ''Mission Impossible'' (later renamed ''Secret Mission'' to avoid trademark infringement)
* ''Voodoo Castle''
* ''The Count''
* ''Strange Odyssey''
* ''Mystery Fun House'' (with M and Q assisting the spy hero)
* ''Pyramid of Doom''
* ''Ghost Town''
* ''Savage Island'' Parts 1 and 2
* ''Golden Voyage''
Its flagship products, written by its founder Scott "Not the guy from [[ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}" Adams, were InteractiveFiction AdventureGames.
It eventually went out of business, but Scott Adams continues to write adventure games -- including a Christian-themed adventure game that came out in 2012-2013.
!!Titles Included
* ''Adventureland''
* ''Pirate's Adventure''
* ''Mission Impossible'' (later renamed ''Secret Mission'' to avoid trademark infringement)
* ''Voodoo Castle''
* ''The Count''
* ''Strange Odyssey''
* ''Mystery Fun House'' (with M and Q assisting the spy hero)
* ''Pyramid of Doom''
* ''Ghost Town''
* ''Savage Island'' Parts 1 and 2
* ''Golden Voyage''
