I remember playing it in the early 90s, but I’m not sure when it was actually released.
It was set aboard a derelict spaceship and I remember having to solve puzzles, detective-style, and try to figure out what happened aboard.
There was a robotic sentry which would hunt you as you played and basically impose a time-limit. You would see the sentry move closer to the room every once in a while and once it reached you, you were blasted and it was game over.
I have a feeling it had a name like Virus or something similarly sinister and single-worded, but I could be totally off.
It was a PC game. Sorry, I meant to specify that. It was from fairly early days, but it used pre-rendered scenes and pre-animated cutscenes for the sentry bot. I think it must have been a click-on-the-object interface for solving puzzles.
No, that was 80s. I think this was 90s. Definitely more graphically advanced than that and almost certainly PC. This is so frustrating. Keep at it, thanks for your replies
It was 1st-pereson, yes, but I don’t remember having full directional control, like an FPS - I think it was more like scene-by-scene backdrops, like Resident Evil, but one could interact with objects. My recollection is extremely hazy, I just remember a futuristic, spaceship-like setting, all white and grey.
