3D Body Adventure

This game is an edutainment title from 1994, so it's geared toward slightly older kids with some information that may be outdated by now. The whole reason you would consider getting this is for the nostalgia of owning it and having played it on computer years ago, especially if it was a Packard Bell at that time, like it was for me. This still has everything from the original release: the MIDI music, 3D sections that would work if you have those red/blue shutter 3D glasses, Emergency & Body Recall games, and the 3D movies. And the game runs about on par with running it on DOSBOX, and this game does indeed use DOSBOX. I played it on Steam Deck, and the only thing I needed to adjust was the mouse speed, setting it to 75-100% worked best for me. If you don't have nostalgia for this game, you can skip this, but it is a fun little example of the whole "multimedia" boom that emerged in the early '90s thanks to cheaper CD drives, where everything needed to shove in as many videos as possible to take advantage of the relatively new media,

Although the game is very short, and really only has 2 activities to play, which are the "Save the Patient" and Matching Games while the rest are all educational interactions to click on and some videos to watch, getting to play these games again is so fun and fills me with so much nostalgia. I'm so happy to see these along with a few others to be accessible on steam!

So glad to see this game get brought back to life so to speak :D even though there isn't a whole lot to do in the "game" other than a fun little mini-game dedicated to saving patients from viral infections to one patient having a heart attack like experience. If you have never played it before it can provide some fun information. I grew up with this game so it was nice to see it get released to steam so I could see how it played on here and was not disappointed at all :D