Phosphor Dot Fossils: Blake's 7 (Oric-1, 2017 homebrew) Part 1
7Phosphor Dot Fossils fast-forwards to the distant future of BBC-1 in January 1978, to relive the excitement and dystopian existential dread of Blake's 7, now as a point-and-click adventure game! Except that I haven't even made it off Earth by the end of this segment because I don't have somebody's order from the kitchen. Seriously, if you know the answer to this puzzle, leave it in the comments, because I'm ready to start the revolution here.
Get the game here: http://www.defence-force.org/index.php?page=games&game=blakes7
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