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Forever Worlds, or Forever Worlds: Enter the Unknown, is an "adventure satire" video game developed by Canadian studio Hexagon Entertainment and released in 2004.

Gameplay

The game engine, similar to that used in Post Mortem and Syberia, sees the player able to navigate through fixed locations, where one can then manipulate a full 360 degrees, and click to move to the next location. The gameplay is reminiscent of the DreamCatcher game Beyond Time. In order to solve the puzzles, "the player needs to think and experiment a little". Hexagon estimates that the game takes 25 to 30 hours to complete. The cursor indicates puzzles, paths, informational popups, and potential inventory items.

Plot

The scientist protagonist Jack Lanser commences a quest, and not soon after his body is body-snatched, and the possessor runs off with the player's girlfriend. It is up the player, now inhabiting a different body, to right the wrongs.

Development

The game was created by Courtland Shakespeare and Peter Faluisi.

Hexagon Production Manager and head of Production Peter Faluisi explained the philosophy behind the game: "Players are so experienced today and know all the clichés and are a bit jaded, so it gets harder to surprise and entertain them. That’s what we wanted to do. We wanted to make everyone smile...with the creativity and originality of old sci-fi stories and cult movies...and have some fun again while playing a game". The audio and music was done by Steve Sauve, who also worked Hexagon's previous game Jewels of the Oracle (1995).

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