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This is the second of the best computer games in the history of adventure gaming. Martian Memorandum is set in the traditional style of the great detective movies. > It's an interactive movie where you become the main character, Tex Murphy. Martian Memorandum takes place in 2039 in San Francisco. Industrialist Marshall Alexander, chairman and founder of TerraForm Corporation wants Tex to find his missing daughter, Alexis Alexander. The investigation leads to Mars, where TerraForm is mining and developing the planet. This leads Tex to encounter mutants, mishaps, mayhem, a Martian aerobics academy, and a mysterious Oracle Stone rumored to possess great and terrible powers. > Although this game is hard to find, it's not impossible to find. > Since Access sold out to Microsoft, there has been no more adventures of Tex Murphy. The reason why I took so long to write this comment is because I can't stand the wait any longer for the next Tex Murphy installment, and seems like someone needed to comment on this great game. > >
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This is the second of the best computer games in the history of adventure gaming. Martian Memorandum is set in the traditional style of the great detective movies. > It's an interactive movie where you become the main character, Tex Murphy. Martian Memorandum takes place in 2039 in San Francisco. Industrialist Marshall Alexander, chairman and founder of TerraForm Corporation wants Tex to find his missing daughter, Alexis Alexander. The investigation leads to Mars, where TerraForm is mining and developing the planet. This leads Tex to encounter mutants, mishaps, mayhem, a Martian aerobics academy, and a mysterious Oracle Stone rumored to possess great and terrible powers. > Although this game is hard to find, it's not impossible to find. > Since Access sold out to Microsoft, there has been no more adventures of Tex Murphy. The reason why I took so long to write this comment is because I can't stand the wait any longer for the next Tex Murphy installment, and seems like someone needed to comment on this great game. > >