[PC] Physicus (1999) - Full Playthrough

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Physicus (also known as Physicus: Save the World With Science!)
Platform: PC
Recorded on VMware Workstation emulating Windows 2000.
Adventure game playlist: • Adventure game playthr...
This is a playthrough of an educational adventure game for the PC, developed by Ruske & Pühretmaier Design and Multimedia GmbH. It was localized and published by Tivola Electronic Publishing and released in 1999.
This is my second recorded playthrough of this game, which improves upon some aspects that I was unsatisfied with in my original playthrough.
Skip intro: 3:25
Buildings in the forest: 6:35
Cabin & Observatory: 12:16
Up the elevator: 18:30
Making a weight: 21:15
Inside the cabin: 23:25
Getting the power running: 25:25
Exploring the other side: 30:15
Entering the lens shop: 34:48
Breaking into jail: 38:28
Police station: 41:45
Tor T. Eloni's house: 45:08
The beach: 51:10
The submarine: 56:54
Final puzzle: 1:03:53
Ending: 1:07:15

[@pseudotonal]

Excellent. I played this game all the way through for the first time. Your playthrough helped me get through the rough spots.

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

This is way ahead of its time

[@LTFalls]

Haven't played this since 2012. Brings back good memories.

[@AlexanderMac]

This is best game! Thank You!

[@kylehill3643]

Workstation no longer works. You get a session error and it immediately closes your thing. More and more people are wondering what's wrong with them and I told them it's not them that's the problem. MS did a few updates wrecking things. They wrecked my steering wheel after it worked for a long time and almost messed up my Dolphin by making USB's not work but since I have a Dell they come up with their own updates shortly after fixing USB things for the most part.

[@kylehill3643]

MS is a phone company now and only knows how to do apps. They need to just rebrand themselves and let someone else revive the dead PC industry assuming there's anyone left that knows how to do something beyond apps and casual games

[@kylehill3643]

Hazel Sky reminds me of this. I hope it's a far better version of this when it comes out. I love the music in the first room of this game.

[@Lord-Gazimus]

Is that Edward Hardwicke?

[@kylehill3643]

This game is the last of the software industry era. This is definitely NOT an app nor casual though I bet it would be labeled that if it were released today as phone idiots will not know the difference.

[@10thejgm78]

Cool