Génesis Soft
| 00/00/1988 | ZX Spectrum |
| 00/00/1988 | MSX |
Post Mortem is an adventure that leads us to the same frontiers of reality, taking us beyond death ... It all started with the death of a young programmer who had an inspiration to make his next game. In the preliminary trial of purgatory the great thing happened, the wonderful thing ... The court decided the following:
"Viewing the good that for humanity has he programming of that game, taking into account the current celestial negotiations to make known to the world of the living progressively. Sete grants a unique and exceptional occasion to return to life; for this you have of touring the entire Celestial System and finding three essential objects for that return to life: a pill of concentrated miracles, a videotape corresponding to your predestined performance in future earthly life and you must present in the Court a certificate of Reincarnation. The opposition (the members of the band of Satan and Pedro Botero) have imposed two conditions: if you reach a dependency on hell you lose your chance to live again and that you can never turn back in your steps. "
Iber Soft was a spanish video game development studio based in founded in 1988. Closed in 1989.
As a development studio it has developed a total of fifteen spanish videogames, among others Toi Acid Game (Iber Soft, 1989), Ke Rulen los Petas (Iber Soft, 1989), and Defcom 1 (Iber Soft, 1989).
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Génesis Soft was a spanish video game development studio based in founded in 1988. Closed in 1989.
As a development studio it has developed a total of ten spanish videogames, among others Sabrina (Iber Soft, 1988), The Rampart (Iber Soft, 1988), and Race City (Iber Soft, 1988).
This biography has been automatically generated by DeVuego from the information stored in its database, so it may be incomplete.
This Post Mortem presskit has been automatically generated by DeVuego using data stored in its database.
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