The Residents: Freak Show is a CD-ROM by The Voyager Company. A few years earlier they had released a similar work based on The Residents entitled Twenty Twisted Questions. [1] The project was spearheaded by James Ludtke. [2]
The Atlantic deemed it one of the most influential early CD-Roms. [3] Wired noted it was "widely hailed as the best CD-ROM ever". [4] PC Mag listed it as one of the top 100 CD-ROM titles. [5] The book Resolution felt the title opened up the "poetic possibilities" of the interactive medium. [6] The Book is Dead deemed it "obscure". [7] The Voyager Company themselves noted the limitations of sound in the medium which had the potential of alienating players. [8] The New York Times felt the game offered the player a chance to view the characters' "sad yet oddly exhilarating lives". [9]
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