Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It was while looking for the English version of Future Wars that I discovered the existence of this rolling demo on Amiga.
It's a non-playable demo that presents a few scenes from the game. First we see the introduction, followed by scenes near the end of the game, before gradually going back to the first scene.
The full title in the demo is "Future Wars: Time Travellers", which is the title used internationally (except in the US, where the title is "Future Wars: Adventure in Time"). The original French title is "Les Voyageurs Du Temps".
The first music is the intro, and the second is "Sweet Sensation". It's played when the ship takes off (as in the game).
If you'd like to listen to the OST, here's a link: youtube.com/watch?v=jQ1BlAxvI_M&list=PLItzNsWwxWKc9rr1yYZbTDRbbvmSD2fK0&index=1
Credits:
Design and program by Paul Cuisset
Visual design by Eric Chahi
Music by Jean Baudlot
Future Wars is an adventure game developed and published by Delphine Software International and released in 1989 on Atari ST, Amiga and MS-DOS.
#retrogaming #adventuregame #pointandclick
It was while looking for the English version of Future Wars that I discovered the existence of this rolling demo on Amiga.
It's a non-playable demo that presents a few scenes from the game. First we see the introduction, followed by scenes near the end of the game, before gradually going back to the first scene.
The full title in the demo is "Future Wars: Time Travellers", which is the title used internationally (except in the US, where the title is "Future Wars: Adventure in Time"). The original French title is "Les Voyageurs Du Temps".
The first music is the intro, and the second is "Sweet Sensation". It's played when the ship takes off (as in the game).
If you'd like to listen to the OST, here's a link: youtube.com/watch?v=jQ1BlAxvI_M&list=PLItzNsWwxWKc9rr1yYZbTDRbbvmSD2fK0&index=1
Credits:
Design and program by Paul Cuisset
Visual design by Eric Chahi
Music by Jean Baudlot
Future Wars is an adventure game developed and published by Delphine Software International and released in 1989 on Atari ST, Amiga and MS-DOS.
#retrogaming #adventuregame #pointandclick










