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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A surprisingly good 1994 Edutainment Adventure Game by Luminaria, with controls similar to the Space Quest series but with live-action graphics. The player character, generally referred to only as (the) "Hero," was a foundling, left to the mercy of the elements as a baby before being rescued and raised by the centaur Chiron. Upon reaching a decent age, the Hero was sent out to see the world, given only some gems and a strange ring that was left with him as a baby. He then wanders through the entirety of the Ancient Greek world, emulating (or preempting) the adventures of the famous Greek heroes. |