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William Volk would also do research on competing titles. When Volk was working on Return to Zork, the team kept a document with every comment they could find on Compuserve about The 7th Guest.

Like this review from 1993... by 14-year-old Geoff Keighley.

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Message: #345881, S/12 *HOT*/Timequest Date: Sat, May 1, 1993 7:33:20 PM Subject: T7G REVIEW From: Geoff Keighley 71044,412 To: All Reply: #346403 (1 reply) Well I would like to post my feeling on this game, and see what you guys have to say about it. Last night when I started to play it, I was amazed at the quality of the graphics and sound. I actually enjoyed the first puzzle. Then after the initial "WOW" of the graphics/sound wore off, I became bored with the puzzles. They all seem pretty impossible, and not very fun at all. So all in all, I'd say the graphics/sound are the best I have seen on a PC, but it is a shame the puzzles are so "dull". I think Trilobyte should be very proud of their first effort. I hope they plan on producing another game with these amazing graphics/sound, but try to make it a little more fun to play and include some more original puzzles. COMMENTS on my review? -=GEoFF=-
September 30, 2025 at 3:14 PM