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| Gothos | |
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| Developer(s) | Mindmeld Multimedia |
| Publisher(s) | Microforum International |
| Platform(s) | Windows [1] |
| Release | 1997 |
| Genre(s) | Mystery |
Gothos is a 1997 FMV video game developed by Mindmeld Multimedia and published by Microforum International.
Gothos is an interactive mystery adventure on three CDs.
The player is a vampire who is sent to investigate the unearthing of the ancient Scrolls of the First Blood.
Tap Repeatedly thought the game was "abysmal and vapid", though recommended it as a hate-playing experience. [2] Metzomagic didn't think it was a good game, but felt that it would appeal to "shock horror" fans. [3]
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