Connections: It's a Mind Game - PC Game *RARE*

You are looking at computer game Connections: It's a Mind Game.

Based on the award-winning work of James Burke, Connections, as seen on The Learning Channel, provides the ultimate challenge for the quizzical mind.

James Burke is an acclaimed broadcaster with thought-provoking programmes on society and technology. He did two TV series of 'Connections'. Each programme took a series of apparently unrelated events and situations and wove them together to show the often bewildering way social and technological change happens. As Burke noted, "There is always a connection but, if the link has never been made before, nobody knows it's there."

The plot of the game has the web of technological history dislocated by some sniggering evil-minded bad person. Where would we be without sniggering evil-minded bad persons making life more interesting? Links need to be found for different chains of technological developments so the web can be mended. Your quest will involve visiting five different worlds, with themes ranging from Wild West through Medieval, to Egyptian. This is a traditional adventure game, with no dead ends or risk of dying.

Connections can count as edutainment (education and entertainment), but friendly unobtrusive edutainment. As you find the missing links James Burke will be ready to comment on them and bring history to life. This is the kind of history that really appeals to me - understanding the hidden connections that have made our world the way it is.

Features:
* Lose yourself in mind-twisting situations that will both entice and exasperate you.
* Submit to hours and hours of irresistible game play.
* Capture your entire imagination in perplexing, reality-based situations.
* Allow the immersive environments to pique your interest and curiosity.

Released in 1995. Might require an emulator such as DOSbox to run on newer computers - but I will provide assistance on getting this set up if required :)

Playable on Windows and Mac.

**Excellent condition**

(J1954)