Trilobyte
Founded by Graeme Devine and Rob Landeros, Trilobyte is most famous for creating the PC game The 7th Guest, one of the first computer games for CD-ROM and which Bill Gates called "the new standard in interactive entertainment.". The game was a puzzle-solving game similar in style to Myst. But unlike Myst which used static screens, The 7th Guest was the first game to use full rendered 3D animation and navigation. For the time, it had amazing graphics by Rob Landeros, Robert Stein III, Gene Bodio, Alan Iglesias, MIDI music by The Fat Man, a fun story by Matthew J. Costello and a powerful, innovative game engine by Graeme Devine.
Trilobyte at a Glance
Trilobyte has been active in the gaming industry from 1993 to 1996, with 4 titles tracked on PlayPile. Their catalog primarily spans Puzzle, Adventure, Point-and-click, with additional titles in Strategy. The studio carries a solid 69.7/100 average rating across their catalog, with 2 titles rated favorably by the community. Their highest-rated title on PlayPile is The 7th Guest (75.3/100). Games from Trilobyte are available across 8 platforms, most notably PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, DOS.
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