Infocom didn't die, it moved to outer space, where it now produces brand new text adventure games for aliens. They've even continued their proud tradition of including mood-setting feelies in each pack!
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- A map of East Africa
- A picture autographed "Diego"
- An ad for "Shady Tree's Night of Comedy" from a Las Vegas newspaper
- A rock hammer
- A recipe for Champandongo
- A Hemingway Junior High School talent show flyer
- A Washington Post press pass
- A yellow balloon
- A ring engraved "He who saves the life of one man, saves the world entire."
- A diary page dated July 1965
- A folded-up love poem from Eugene O'Neill
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- A bible, inscribed inside with the name S. Sayer (11)
- A business card for an OB/GYN named Miriam (9)
- A Happy 70th Birthday card dated 1932 (25)
- A letter from a Maine State Senator granting funds for a library (4)
- A miniature oriental skull (1)
- An obituary for a 2-year old named Roberto (10)
- A pass for a garage in Rosslyn (7)
- A ribbon that's bright red (even though the rest of this game's feelies are black and white) (11)
- A speech in Turkish, translated from German, translated from Russian, translated from English (1)
- A subscription card for National Geographic (11)
- A wallet monogrammed PF (1)
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- An ad for Deutsche Emaillewaren-Fabrik (4)
- An advertising card for the Quietus kit (2)
- An empty bottle of gin, encrusted with mud and water (5)
- A Happy 30th Birthday card dated 1972 (6)
- A jar of spices (3)
- A newspaper article by Louise Bryant with a byline of Portland, Oregon (4)
- A picture of a flowerpot with a red flag in it (9)
- A rub-on tattoo that says "The Sisters" (4)
- A sales insert for Vigar & Avery (4)
- A small vial of superheated mud (8)
- An unused ticket to the Illinois State Fair (2)
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