Basic Design: Final Destination will have an interface very similar to that of Myst or Riven. It will have static, pre-rendered 3d graphics, which I am making in Bryce 3D. It's a pretty simple, standard, point-and-click interface - nothing complicated about it.

Intended Audience: The game is for people who like sci-fi adventure games in which they explore long-abandoned places and try to figure out what's going on; it is built along the same lines as The Key. You'll be trying to get old machines to work, piece together events that happened a long time ago, reading notes left behind by people who used to live where you are now exploring, and so forth. If all this sounds like fun, you'll probably enjoy Final Destination.

Is this game a continuation of The Key: No, it's not. This is an altogether different, separate game and has nothing to do with The Key. This game has better graphics, a cooler plot, and represents a huge jump ahead.

Minimum System Requirements: If you have Windows 95 or later you should be able to run this game. This game does not require a fancy graphics card or a fast processor; a 266mhz machine will play it just as well as a 2.6 GHz machine. If you can run Windows you can run Final Destination.