Normality (PC, 1996, Rare) For Sale

Normality (PC, 1996, Rare)
Normality — a quirky 1996 first-person adventure game by Gremlin Interactive and Interplay for MS‑DOS and Windows. Set in the dystopian city of Neutropolis—where whistling a tune can land you in jail—you play as Kent Knutson, a rebellious “grunge-slacker” who joins a resistance group to overthrow the authoritarian regime. Featuring colorful pre-rendered cutscenes, a “voodoo doll” point‑and‑click interface, and a free-roaming 3D world, Normality blends inventory-based puzzles with comic sci-fi satire. While critics praised its technical ambition and clever puzzles, objections were raised over repetitive dialogue, awkward camera control, and Corey Feldman’s exaggerated voice-over performance. The PC version runs reliably via emulation or legacy systems and comes tested and fully functional. A unique grab for collectors or fans of obscure mid‑’90s adventure gaming.
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