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Maniac Mansion

Maniac Mansion

March 12, 1988

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Developer
Lucasfilm Games
Publisher
Lucasfilm Games

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Maniac Mansion

Maniac Mansion

Amiga · Video game

CompleteGoodPAL
€210 to €309steady
GermanGerman
from €265
Maniac Mansion [Premium Edition]

Maniac Mansion [Premium Edition]

Nintendo Entertainment System · Video game

NewMintPAL-A
€126 to €127-27.1%
EnglishAmerican
from €145
Maniac Mansion

Maniac Mansion

Amiga · Video game

CompleteVery goodPAL
€243 to €365steady
ItalianItalian
from €320
Maniac Mansion

Maniac Mansion

Amiga · Video game

CompleteGoodPAL
€207 to €304steady
EnglishEuropean
from €260
Maniac Mansion

Maniac Mansion

DOS · Video game

CompleteVery goodPAL
€243 to €365steady
EnglishItalian
from €320

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Full description: Maniac Mansion

The game takes place in the mansion of the fictional Edison family: Dr. Fred, a mad scientist; Nurse Edna, his wife; and their son Weird Ed. Living with the Edisons are two large, disembodied tentacles, one purple and the other green. The intro sequence shows that a sentient meteor crashed near the mansion twenty years earlier; it brainwashed the Edisons and directed Dr. Fred to obtain human brains for use in experiments. The game begins as Dave Miller prepares to enter the mansion to rescue his girlfriend, Sandy Pantz, who had been kidnapped by Dr. Fred. With the exception of the green tentacle, the mansion's inhabitants are hostile, and will throw the player characters into the dungeon—or, in some situations, kill them—if they see them. When a character dies, the player must choose a replacement from the unselected characters; and the game ends if all characters are killed. Maniac Mansion has five possible endings, based on which characters are chosen, which survive, and what the characters accomplish.

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