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Commodore 64

Frankie Goes to Hollywood

1985 1 Players 78% Not Rated

Playing a thoroughly drab, mundane and predictable character, your aim is to become interesting enough to reach the Pleasuredome. After discovering a gruesome murder, your interest in something greater than the routine of 80s Liverpool is awoken. You explore the streets and houses in the search of a way out. The main basis of the game involves picking up objects and using them in the correct way - most objects have more than one potential use, and misusing them is the only way the game can be lost. There are several sub-games along the way, including shoot 'em ups, a maze and a jigsaw puzzle.

Release date
December 11, 1985
Developer
Denton Designs
Publisher
Ocean Software Ltd.
Players
1

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Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Playing a thoroughly drab, mundane and predictable character, your aim is to become interesting enough to reach the Pleasuredome. After discovering a gruesome murder, your interest in something greater than the routine of 80s Liverpool is awoken.

You explore the streets and houses in the search of a way out. The main basis of the game involves picking up objects and using them in the correct way - most objects have more than one potential use, and misusing them is the only way the game can be lost. There are several sub-games along the way, including shoot 'em ups, a maze and a jigsaw puzzle.

Genres

ActionAdventure

Modes

Single Player

Studios and credits

Developer
Denton Designs
Publisher
Ocean Software Ltd.

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 11, 1985 · Not Rated

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