Wow, I had no idea those games were so beloved.

That's pretty funny! I played the Hugo games because I had an ancient laptop that could pretty much run it & nothing else. I love the idea of Hugo, one day, just going Postal.


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I had a demo of that game on a Valu-Soft shareware compilation CD. It was actually pretty good.

An exciting development!

[quote]In 1991 GDA released a sequel, Whodunit?, and in 1992 a third installment, Jungle of Doom. Nitemare 3-D, a game that came out in 1994, is arguably the fourth (and so far final) installment of the Hugo series, [b]though Nitemare 3-D, instead of being an adventure game, is a Wolfenstein 3D clone, in which Hugo ventures into the haunted mansion to rescue Penelope by shooting enemies with several types of guns.[/b] The Hugo Trilogy can also be found on The Complete Encyclopedia of Games for DOS.[/quote]

I had no idea. That being said, if my girlfriend were kidnapped by some motherfuckers for the [i]fourth[/i] time, I'd probably stop bothering to grue the spellbreaker with the babel fish and instead enter the building where I was sure she was and just start fucking shooting.

In this way, Hugo turns the spot where Penelope's has been stashed into his own [i]personal[/i] house of horrors.