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Ace Duswell: Where's the Ace?
Author: Greg Hurst Resolution: 320x200 at 8-bit (256 col) Downloaded: 8490 times (821 Kb) Genres: Contemporary, Comedy, Original Length: Medium length games
Added on: 12 March 2003 Website: http://68.58.139.216/ Content advisory: None  Suggestive dialog  None Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Not enough votes yet Join aging driving school instructor Ace Duswell on his mission to save the world. **special note: This game was created in the year 2000 and having just played it I found some of the "humor" to be dated. Any resemblence to actual secret agent driving school teachers is purely coincidental. Download Now (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
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Other games by Greg Hurst:
Shooting Gallery (Non-adventure games)
AGS Panel review for this game:
The AGS Review Panel has left a comment about this game: A particularly annoying walking dead situation and silly puzzles bring down what could be an otherwise fun game.
User comments about Ace Duswell: Where's the Ace?:
Posted by Andy on 2008-12-13 at 15:48 (IP logged): After all these years, the game suddenly available for download! This game is about as original as a jam doughnut, but also as fun as a jam doughnut. I enjoyed the puzzles, especially towards the end of the game. Not too tricky but quite often stumped as to what to do. The game is rather buggy, as in moving the mouse around when a textbox is around screws the graphics, well does for me anyways. But still very playable. I didn't get maximum score, 225 out of 240, but I also had a couple of unused items.....curious. Posted by Ozwalled on 2004-06-21 at 02:22 (IP logged): Neither the download link, nor the website are working.

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