Discworld II: Mortality Bytes! 1996

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Perfect Entertainment's 1996 point and click adventure, the sequel to Discworld, in which the wizard Rincewind has to find Death, who has taken an unplanned retirement, and persuade him back to work. The story is divided into four acts. You examine and interact with people and objects and solve puzzles by finding items that others need or that help retrieve other objects. There are two inventories: Rincewind can carry two items, while the Luggage has unlimited capacity. Conversations mostly involve choosing one of four attitudes: greeting, sarcasm, questioning or musing. Overhead maps handle travel, and new locations unlock as the game progresses. The puzzles are still about finding the right item for the right person, with a Luggage that holds everything and four attitudes for every conversation.