a book, working on them as written fiction pieces before translating the content to a game. Reception Byte magazine called In Search of the Most Amazing Thing "an exciting adventure [and] a valuable educational tool", and added that it "clearly points out the versatility of the IBM PC as an educational tool, a recreational computer, and a business machine. I highly recommend this game". PC Magazine praised the game's logic, humor, and pacing, while Antic thought that it was "complex, challenging, and imaginative". Australian Apple Review praised the game as "probably the best adventure program ever written for computers". References External links 1983 video games Apple II games Atari 8-bit family games Commodore 64 games DOS games Single-player video games Spinnaker Software games Video games developed in the United States