Exodus Guilty

About

Exodus Guilty is a point-and-click adventure where you play Kasumi Shindo, a high school student by day and treasure hunter by night. Your mission: track down the mythical 11th Commandment of Moses, hidden somewhere in southern Europe. Posing as a tourist, you infiltrate an archaeological dig where your childhood friend Reina works. The game mixes puzzle solving with exploration as you navigate ancient sites, decipher clues, and avoid rival hunters all after the same prize. Dialogue choices and inventory management drive the story forward, with branching paths affecting how you uncover secrets. The game stands out for its brisk, no-frills approach to adventure gameplay. While not widely discussed today, it earned a small following for its blend of historical intrigue and lighthearted tone. Released in 1998, it showcases early PlayStation 3D environments that feel quaint by modern standards but hold charm for retro fans. Its straightforward narrative and lack of overcomplicated mechanics make it a quick dip for those nostalgic for late-90s adventure titles.

Storyline

The year 2000. Kasumi Shindo is at first glance a run-of-the-mill high school student in modern-day Japan. However, beneath his normal appearance, Kasumi is in fact a top-notch treasure hunter. This time, Kasumi is aiming to seek out the lost 11th Commandment of Moses. Kasumi discovers that his childhood friend, Reina Tachibana is in southern Europe participating in an archeological dig. Pretending to be a tourist, he visits the excavation area and manages to get put on the excavation staff. But he is not the only treasure hunter looking for the Eleventh Commandment of Moses and before he knows it, he's embroiled in a dangerous adventure.