A boy is sitting in front of his computer from mobygames.com
Checking up on the museum at night? from mobygames.com
Accessing the museum's database from mobygames.com
Mick, the robot, needs your help! from mobygames.com
In the main hall from mobygames.com
Unscramble to reveal the museum map from mobygames.com
The prehistoric hall from mobygames.com
A Mammoth?! from mobygames.com
The Solar System Exhibit from mobygames.com
Meeting President Jefferson from mobygames.com
The Wrights Brother from mobygames.com
Salem Witch Trials from mobygames.com
View of New York from the intro... from mobygames.com
...and from the Ellis Island exhibit, where the protagonist can re-experience the journey of 19th-century immigrants. from mobygames.com
Approaching the museum. from mobygames.com
The Middle Ages - a rather stupid puzzle because the solution is only about trying, seeing what has an effect, improving and repeating... from mobygames.com
The Salem Witch Trials - you simply need to prove that Sarah is innocent by demonstrating that what the girls saw was no spectre... from mobygames.com
...you simply need to do it for three places where Sarah supposedly made a spectre appear, and each time a different method is used. from mobygames.com
The American Revolution and a blacksmith saboteur! ;) from mobygames.com
The Transcontinental Railroad - you just need to unscramble a map for the company building the railroad. A little harder than most such puzzles because it's timed. from mobygames.com
Parts of dinosaur skeletons have been mixed up. Actually, solving the puzzle is easy - in this case the computer can do most of the work for you. from mobygames.com
Ocean life... I don't remember this exhibit well because I was playing late at night, at moments falling asleep in front of the computer... from mobygames.com
One of the machines in the Industrial Revolution exhibit. In fact, it's hard to tell from the gameplay itself... but modern museums are indeed going more in the direction of interactive exhibits. from mobygames.com
The game has a few annoying mazes - not very big, but still nothing tells you the way... This is a Renaissance-period library where you need to find the book by Nicholas Copernicus. from mobygames.com
Hans Lipperhey - less remembered than Galileo or Copernicus, but still he was too an important figure, credited with building the first telescope. from mobygames.com
You thought that young ancient Egyptians had no fun? ;) from mobygames.com
One of the "jigsaw puzzles" - this time we need to put pieces of an ancient vase together. from mobygames.com
The exhibit shows several places which were important for development of writing - here the protagonist temporarily becomes a student of Chinese calligraphy. ;) from mobygames.com
Some of the Greek letters are in fact wrong and the whole idea of an English text in hieroglyphics... just seemed quite "un-ancient" to me. from mobygames.com
If prehistoric people made combs out of bone, than what kind of ferocious beast can a modern plastic comb be made of? ;) from mobygames.com
All people in the exhibits are in fact robots - it's a science fiction story, not an immersive imagination story. This robot "is" Guglielmo Marconi, the creator of the radio. from mobygames.com
The energy exhibit - an (actually very simplified) layout of a nuclear power plant. In much opinion still a "green" energy source which deserves being defended, when compared to killer coal... from mobygames.com
The animal habitats exhibit with some information on each type of habitat. from mobygames.com
You need to gradually transport 16 animals back into exhibits, remembering about three rules... from mobygames.com
...1. You can transport at most four animals at the same time... from mobygames.com
...2. Only one animal from each of the habitats can be transported at the same time... from mobygames.com
...3. Even if they are supposedly caged, predators can't be transporter with potential prey. I needed five "treks" to complete this quest. from mobygames.com
Once you know what should be done, this puzzle is just mindless clicking... from mobygames.com
The geology exhibit has three tasks: 1. Pangea, 2. mountain building, 3. volcanoes. All are different kinds of picture assembly puzzles, with the first one being definitely the hardest. from mobygames.com
The aircraft exhibit with a decorative balloon from late 18th century and a modern rainbow balloon. I love everything rainbow-coloured. :D from mobygames.com
The food chain puzzle. First you need to unscramble it - and it's probably the hardest puzzle in the whole game because it's a sliding puzzle. A BIG sliding puzzle. :( from mobygames.com
Now you need to balance the proportion of different species in an ecosystem. from mobygames.com
I "get" that V-2, the failed Wunderwaffe, might have influenced modern rocket science... but ancient Chinese fireworks? Really? After all, it's a completely different technology... from mobygames.com
You are a teenage boy. After connecting to computer museum guide you understand that aliens are in museum, maybe the dinosaurs are waked up. So you take the satchel and run to save the museum from the monsters, who are the computer virus. During your heroic action you must solve puzzles and explore museum, studying the natural history and technology and talking to historical figures.
A boy is sitting in front of his computer
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Checking up on the museum at night?
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Accessing the museum's database
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Mick, the robot, needs your help!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
In the main hall
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Unscramble to reveal the museum map
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The prehistoric hall
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
A Mammoth?!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Solar System Exhibit
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Meeting President Jefferson
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Wrights Brother
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Salem Witch Trials
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
View of New York from the intro...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...and from the Ellis Island exhibit, where the protagonist can re-experience the journey of 19th-century immigrants.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Approaching the museum.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Middle Ages - a rather stupid puzzle because the solution is only about trying, seeing what has an effect, improving and repeating...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Salem Witch Trials - you simply need to prove that Sarah is innocent by demonstrating that what the girls saw was no spectre...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...you simply need to do it for three places where Sarah supposedly made a spectre appear, and each time a different method is used.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The American Revolution and a blacksmith saboteur! ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Transcontinental Railroad - you just need to unscramble a map for the company building the railroad. A little harder than most such puzzles because it's timed.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Parts of dinosaur skeletons have been mixed up. Actually, solving the puzzle is easy - in this case the computer can do most of the work for you.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Ocean life... I don't remember this exhibit well because I was playing late at night, at moments falling asleep in front of the computer...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
One of the machines in the Industrial Revolution exhibit. In fact, it's hard to tell from the gameplay itself... but modern museums are indeed going more in the direction of interactive exhibits.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The game has a few annoying mazes - not very big, but still nothing tells you the way... This is a Renaissance-period library where you need to find the book by Nicholas Copernicus.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Hans Lipperhey - less remembered than Galileo or Copernicus, but still he was too an important figure, credited with building the first telescope.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
You thought that young ancient Egyptians had no fun? ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
One of the "jigsaw puzzles" - this time we need to put pieces of an ancient vase together.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The exhibit shows several places which were important for development of writing - here the protagonist temporarily becomes a student of Chinese calligraphy. ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Some of the Greek letters are in fact wrong and the whole idea of an English text in hieroglyphics... just seemed quite "un-ancient" to me.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
If prehistoric people made combs out of bone, than what kind of ferocious beast can a modern plastic comb be made of? ;)
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
All people in the exhibits are in fact robots - it's a science fiction story, not an immersive imagination story. This robot "is" Guglielmo Marconi, the creator of the radio.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The energy exhibit - an (actually very simplified) layout of a nuclear power plant. In much opinion still a "green" energy source which deserves being defended, when compared to killer coal...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The animal habitats exhibit with some information on each type of habitat.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
You need to gradually transport 16 animals back into exhibits, remembering about three rules...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...1. You can transport at most four animals at the same time...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...2. Only one animal from each of the habitats can be transported at the same time...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
...3. Even if they are supposedly caged, predators can't be transporter with potential prey. I needed five "treks" to complete this quest.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Once you know what should be done, this puzzle is just mindless clicking...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The geology exhibit has three tasks: 1. Pangea, 2. mountain building, 3. volcanoes. All are different kinds of picture assembly puzzles, with the first one being definitely the hardest.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The aircraft exhibit with a decorative balloon from late 18th century and a modern rainbow balloon. I love everything rainbow-coloured. :D
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The food chain puzzle. First you need to unscramble it - and it's probably the hardest puzzle in the whole game because it's a sliding puzzle. A BIG sliding puzzle. :(
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Now you need to balance the proportion of different species in an ecosystem.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
I "get" that V-2, the failed Wunderwaffe, might have influenced modern rocket science... but ancient Chinese fireworks? Really? After all, it's a completely different technology...
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
