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80 Days Game Story.

In 1899, Oliver Lavisheart, young adventurous Englishman, accepts to help his uncle Mathew to win a bet: going around the world in 80 days or less to collect proof that the wacky uncle has created 4 major inventions in 4 different cities all around the world. Oliver follows Phileas Fogg's tracks through Egypt, India, Japan, and finally to America. He has only 80 days, or his uncle will lose his bet and will be ruined.

For this trip you will become Oliver, discover your uncle's fantastic talents, his adventurous life and his secrets. You will also learn a lot about yourself, the truth about your family and the true nature of this incredible bet.

As the game progresses you will help a strange German Archeologist, rescue a distressed - not overly bright actress from Bollywood, organize a SM contest, win an elephant race, drive the biggest airship ever, find a way to make the Scottish tartan the coolest street wear worldwide, fool a shogun's samurai, burn your own boat to go faster, avoid the traps of inspector Fix's nasty son, get into disguise, bribe, steal...

Based loosely upon the novel, 80 Days has you playing as Oliver Lavisheart, a man who volunteers to help his uncle prove that he has created four inventions in four cities around the world in 1899. While billed as an adventure game, 80 Days retains elements from other genres as well. The most striking difference between 80 Days and your typical adventure game is the third-person point of view and the way that the main character moves. Using the mouse to look around, and the typical WASD keyboard controls to maneuver Oliver from place to place, it almost feels a bit like Max Payne. The spacebar causes you to jump, and holding shift will set you running. All of this runs quite contrary to the usual "point and click” movement schemes found in most adventure games. For the most part, it works quite well, but there were times when I wished I could've switched to a first-person view or panned the camera around to view more of the scenery.



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