A fugitive on the run, Ace has to find the real killers and clear his own name. Ace seems to have been part of a twisted kidnapping and murder plot, but he has no recollection of kidnapping or murdering anybody. Eventually, your character remembers that he is Ace Harding, Private Eye. As the game progresses, more of the story is revealed.
It's bound to come in handy sooner or later - and if it doesn't, no harm done. There's no limit to your inventory, so pick up everything and anything.
Your first task is to find your way out of the bar and onto the street. Stumbling out of the stall and into the bar, the door to the street is locked. There's a coat and gun hanging on the stall door. Crime has run amok in the small, nameless town, and it's up to a single independent detective to stop it - as soon as he can pull himself together. Hit men run wild with their tommy guns, private eyes investigate in large tan trench coats, cab fare is only seventy-five cents and a pistol costs only twenty dollars. Players move a hand cursor around the screen, clicking on commands, choosing items from your inventory, or clicking on areas of the screen.ĭeja Vu's takes place in early 1940s America. There's also a menu of preset commands such as use, hit, examine, and leave. Read carefully, or you could miss something vital! Also, you don't control your character directly, but rather send him in various directions by selecting locations from a map. The game unfolds via a combination of first-person graphics and copious text. Despite the varying settings, each uses the same game system: the player collects items, moves through an area, and solves puzzles to accomplish goals.
The first game was the medieval Shadowgate, while the third was the horror-themed Uninvited. This game was the second in a series of three games Kemco released for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Gaming Intelligence Agency - NES - Deja VuĮver have a bad day? I mean, a really bad day? One where when you wake up your right hand is covered in blood, someone injected you with some sort of drug, you can't remember who the heck you are, and all of your memories have been stripped away? That's how Kemco's Deja Vu: A Nightmare Comes True begins.
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