<p>BioForge is an adventure game developed by Origin Systems and published by Electronic Arts for DOS and Windows. The game was marketed as a movie-like production, because of its in-depth plot and extensive voice acting (with 22 different voice actors for characters and computer voices). The game was localized in four languages: English, German, French and Spanish (screen text and subtitles only).The game was very hardware-demanding in 1995, requiring 8 MB of RAM and a 486 CPU running at 33 MHz at least, due to its use of texture-mapped, detailed 3D models and a software renderer (hardware 3D accelerators were not yet common).Well received, but also going low on sales, it is considered by many to be an overlooked game and is featured prominently at the Home of the Underdogs and has had generally favorable reviews.</p>

Origin's Official Guide to Bioforge

Humor & Entertainment

Mead, Melissa

Puzzles & Games

Origin Systems

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Science Fiction & Fantasy

Krasnoff, Barbara

Aquilone, James

Steffen, David

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Kershaw, Liz

Cuba, Gary

Fantasy

P300 Press

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Scheherazade's Facade

De Bodard, Aliette

Alexander, Alma

Trent, Tiffany

Chikiamco, Paolo

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Lee/Tanith

MacCath, C.S.

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Circlet Press, Incorporated

Tales & Transformations: Stories by Melissa Mead

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Guardbridge Books

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