The X-Files Game (1998)
Genres:Adventure, Point-and-click
Themes:Science fiction, Mystery
Game modes:Single player
Story:The X-Files Game is an interactive movie point-and-click adventure video game developed by HyperBole Studios and first published by Fox Interactive. The game was released for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS and PlayStation in 1998, and is based on the television series The X-Files.
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an amazing point and click adventure game that I played constantly when i was a kid on the ps1. i always wanted to play the pc version because it has more content and better video and sound quality but it's extremely hard to get running on modern systems.
Part of the X-Files phenomenon, this was what introduced me to the show as a kid (weird, I know), and I've been a fan ever since. Sure, Mulder and Scully are barely in it as it's a companion piece, but it was a fun FMV game in its own right that's surprisingly complex with its inventory and the like- so fun, in fact, I had to install my old discs awhile back to do a Youtube playthrough.
I never owned this game but a friend down the road from me did, and he'd come over everyday and we'd play it and work through the puzzles and it was really good fun. Made us feel like we were in the X-Files at the time.
One of my all time fav games. I bought a playstation just to play this game. I never bought or played any other playstation game ever. I have a sealed copy of the PC version of this game. I even have the prima guide that comes with it. This is a very fun game, especially if you like the show.
This is in my top 5 favorite games of all-time, based on my favorite TV show of all-time. What a perfect way to encapsulate the show than to literally put you into an episode. FMV games were all the rage in the 90s and this one oozes the perfect atmosphere of the time, the show, the setting, and the world in that moment. I would absolutely love an easier way to play it than fiddling around with the discs on a PC or the inferior PS1 version.
An absolute joy for the fans of the series. This game has so much content and depth that really makes you immerse into the X-Files universe completely.
I remember renting the game from a local PC game rent store, then making copies of it and creating my own boxed version... Later on I was lucky to find one original copy in US Ebay, which I've bought and hold it very dearly in my home office. FMV masterpiece!
im a big x files fan and played this on ps1 so much but have noticed the pc version looks alot smother and seems there is some extra details that arent in the playstation version
It's a really fun game with a good story, supported by the cast of the show. My mom was a huge X files fan and I remember her playing this, she really liked it and I've also played it and loved it
Probably my favorite game of all time considering how often I used to replay it.
I LOVE The X-Files. The PS2 game is trash. The PSX version of this game is trash. We need the original because the old one won't run on any 64-bit systems without a LOT of tweaking.
I used to play this game once every two years with a different intention each time: Piss off Asta, Flirt with Asta, Figure out how to navigate the forest route in Alaska, etc. I loved finding new ways to die and new ways to get a different ending. Plus, after the series ended, seeing our beloved FBI agents again was always a treat I wish newer fans had the chance to experience.
Please bring it back so I can resume my playthroughs every 2 years.
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