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 Journey into an Aztec
pyramid and survive the adventure of a lifetime! No other game forces you to die in order
to complete it! That's just one of many incredible plot twists in this excellent
puzzle-oriented arcade/adventure game.
In Paganitzu you'll guide your character, Alabama Smith (Al), into a vast and dangerous
Aztec pyramid. Indiana Jones never had it so tough! Inside, you'll confront traps of
increasing perplexity, and creatures you never dreamed existed.
This is a genuine adventure--not just a series of levels to conquer. You can follow
different routes to achieve the winning goal. In fact, you can finish Paganitzu and still
have missed many of the game's intriguing situations or animated sequences.
Phenomenal animated sequences carry you through the entire pyramid and to a dramatic
conclusion. Stunning EGA graphics (VGA compatible). Also has special CGA mode, too!
In part one, "Romancing the Rose", Al discovers that the ancient Aztec pyramid,
known as "Paganitzu", holds many dark secrets. Al inadvertently releases a
spirit of immense power, who's desire is to ravage the world.
Part two, "The Silver Dagger", finds Al exploring deeper into the Aztec ruin, in
search of clues to help halt the powerful force he's released. Al enters a world of fiery
devastation, filled with all new graphics and perils. This game has two huge animated
sequences that are worth the price of admission themselves!
Finally, in part three, "Jewel of the Yucatan", Al discovers the horrifying
truth--the pyramid of Paganitzu is actually a living entity, which he could not see as a
living person! Can Al still save the world? Will he escape with his life! The chilling end
awaits...?
Paganitzu is an innovative arcade game. It tests your mind more than your finger speed.
Each part has new puzzles, new graphics, and stunning story surprises. You won't be bored!
EXCITING FEATURES
- High-speed animation
- Many full-screen images.
- Dramatic animated sequences
- Over 1 Meg of graphics
- Built-in hints.
- Often hilarious game
- Save and restore up to five games.
- Many secret rooms and treasures
By the way: "Paganitzu" is Aztec for "Temple of the Gods".
Released October 1991.
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