
There are a lot of good sound effects in this game. It changes every so often, so you get a variety. MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTSThe music for Teenagent is nice and cheerful, and really seems to fit the style of the game. It's funny to see the mouse scampering around, or the fan buzzing away. The inventory screen is very effective, as a lot of the icons are animated. There are so many interesting things to see. Metropolis has paid a lot of attention to detail - things hanging on the wall, butterflies fluttering around, even the pigeon on the post. GRAPHICSBackgrounds are very bright and colourful, and have an early Sierra 'feel' to it. Where else could an average teenager become a secret agent? You will need a lot of imagination to work things out, but it is well worth persevering. Most of the puzzles are fairly logical, but some of the puzzles are quite bizarre. There is a lot of humour in this game, and you will find yourself chuckling at a lot of the things that Mark (and other characters) say. You can save, load, or quit a game at any time by pressing F1. Mark will only enter a new location when you left-click on that exit. To use an item from your inventory, simply left-click on it, then drag it onto the game window. Drag your cursor to the top of the screen (leave it there for a second or two) to see your inventory items. Right-click on something to get a description of it, and left click to talk to someone or use an item. Click anywhere on the screen to make Mark walk there. The game is mouse controlled, and is very easy to use. GAMEPLAYTeenagent is a good old-fashioned adventure game that began life as a commercial game, but was released as freeware in 1999. Unfortunately, that is easier said than done! What's more, he has been paying by cash! Could he be involved with the missing gold? It's your job to find a way into his mansion and investigate things. This businessman has been spending a lot of money on some very unusual items. You must investigate a local businessman who has been acting very suspiciously recently. After you have successfully completed the trials, you are sent out on your first mission. Here, you must pass 3 trials in order to prove your worth. To begin with, you are sent to training camp, so you can learn the basics of what being a secret agent is all about. Well, girls just LOVE secret agents, right? How can you say no? The Head of RGB persuades you to help by promising to make you an official secret agent once the case has been solved. Fate, however, has stepped in, and you have been chosen by the fortune teller. You are Mark Hopper, and you are just a normal teenager. Being psychic, the fortune teller will be drawn to a name that can hopefully solve this case. They ask the fortune teller to pick a name from the phone book. Out of desperation, they hire a fortune teller to help them. The RGB (a secret Government Agent that solves unusual problems) have been investigating this crime for the last 6 months, but they are completely baffled. The gold just seemed to vanish before people's eyes. Gold has mysteriously disappeared from the bank vault, and no-one can work out how it happened. By moving the cursor to the top of the screen, you bring up your inventory. You control Mark Hopper with a mouse - click on where you want him to go, left-click on objects and people to look at them, and right-click on them to interact with them. Teenagent is a humorous point-and-click adventure, originally available as shareware, but the DOS version was later re-released as freeware. But first you're sent to the RGB training camp where you'll have to pass the three trials! the RGB camp, the village and the estate of Jan Ciagwa, the main suspect in the case of unexplained thefts.You take the role of Mark Hopper, an ordinary teenager who gets hired by the RGB intelligence (he was selected by a fortune teller) to solve the mystery of gold disappearing from the Mega Bank. Teenagent takes place in three large locations, i.e. The game starts in the RGB training camp, where after basic training we start to act. From banks in unexplained circumstances, literally in front of the guards' eyes, gold bars disappear, and no one else, as our hero has to solve the mystery of these crimes. The player directs the actions of a teenager, Mark Hopper, who was recruited completely by accident to serve in a secret RGB organization, or more precisely, he was simply drawn from the phone book. This is a classic point & click adventure game made entirely in two-dimensional graphics, modelled on the great hits of LucasArts, such as Monkey Island or Day of the Tentacle.


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In 1994 it was published in our country by CD Projekt, and its creation is the responsibility of programmers from the Metropolis Software House team. Teenagent is one of the best and one of the first entirely Polish adventure games.
