There were two, Manhunter New York and Manhunter San Francisco. The premise was Earth was conquered by aliens called Orbs (two different species of aliens actually) and you worked as a alien collaborator who hunted resistance menbers who eventually joins the resistance yourself.
They were fun and imaginative. A third one was promised (set in London) but never delivered. Manhunter New York was the first computer game I owned (prior to that I played games borrowed from friends) and I still have them both here somewhere in all their floppy disk glory. Anyone else play these?
I’m sorry but no, I have no idea what that means. I remember the Manhunter games used no typing which was a first for Sierra at the time but don’t recall anything weird about how the mouse worked.
The game had a cursor, used to make selections. And yes, you used the ARROW KEYS to move the cursor, and then the Enter key to make a selection. Like most early Sierra games, the mouse was an after thought. If you clicked somewhere with the mouse cursor (which is different from the game’s cursor, which would change shapes based on what mode it was in), it would simply move the game’s cursor to where you clicked (instead of having to use the arrow keys to get it there), but it would move at the same speed as if you used the arrow keys, and you’d still have to press Enter to “click” it once it got to that point on the screen.