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BloodNet

BloodNet is a cyberpunk-themed role-playing video game developed by MicroProse Greensburg and published by MicroProse for MS-DOS in 1993. An Amiga port was released in 1994 by Catfish and Teeny Weeny Games. An emulated version for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux was released in 2014.

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Genre
Role-playing
Publisher
MicroProse
Artist
Quinno Martin
Composer
Michael Bross
Designers
John Antinori Laura Kambo
Developer
MicroProse Greensburg

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BloodNet

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples57
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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BloodNet

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related to Reception · 17
BloodNet → Betrayal, BloodNet's, Computer Gaming World, Computer Gaming World's Role-Playing, Cyberspace, Dragon, February, Game, He, However, June, Krondor, PC Gamer, Pelit, Richard Cobbett, The, Year
related to Legacy · 11
BloodNet → Amiga, Cyberpunk Thriller, Hell, John Antinori, Macintosh, Master, Megalo Music, Orion, Several, Take-Two Interactive, The
related to External links · 6
BloodNet → Amiga Hall, Chris The Gronk, Complete Unofficial Players Guide, GameFAQsComplete Game Guide The, LightWalkthrough, MobyGamesBloodNet
related to Gameplay · 5
BloodNet → An, Hacking, Perception, Role-playing, The
related to Plot · 4
BloodNet → Abraham Van Helsing, Dracula, He, Ransom Stark
Artist · 1
BloodNet → Quinno Martin
Composer · 1
BloodNet → Michael Bross
Designers · 1
BloodNet → John Antinori Laura Kambo
Developer · 1
BloodNet → MicroProse Greensburg
Genre · 1
BloodNet → Role-playing

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game 1994 amiga role-playing microprose 1993 ms-dos also style one released vampire gameplay greensburg characters cyberpunk computer gave graphics great

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BloodNetArtistQuinno Martin1.00infobox
BloodNetComposerMichael Bross1.00infobox
BloodNetDesignersJohn Antinori Laura Kambo1.00infobox
BloodNetDeveloperMicroProse Greensburg1.00infobox
BloodNetGenreRole-playing1.00infobox
BloodNetModeSingle-player1.00infobox
BloodNetPlatformsMS-DOS, Amiga1.00infobox
BloodNetProducerMark E. Seremet1.00infobox
BloodNetProgrammersRick Hall Frank Kern Christopher Short1.00infobox
BloodNetPublisherMicroProse1.00infobox
BloodNetRelease1993: MS-DOS 1994: Amiga1.00infobox
BloodNetis acyberpunk-themed role-playing video game developed by MicroProse Greensburg and published by MicroProse for MS-DOS in 19930.90text

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