History VideoGame / VirtualNightclub

''Virtual Nightclub'' is a point-and-click PC/Mac video game from 1997. It was originally developed by Prospect Project and published by Philips Interactive Media and Thumb Candy, largely the same team behind ''VideoGame/BurnCycle''.

* FantasticDrug: Meme-Active, small metal cubes that some characters like to eat.

* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler: With the use of a hologram, Torch faked her own death to slip out of the club, framing Max for the deed by planting his cane next to the murder weapon.]]

* AwardBaitSong: Torch's song, "Playing With Light" only appears in small snippets throughout the game. It isn't until the player gets a vinyl record at the end that contains the full song.

* {{Sexbot}}: Crystal, built for pleasure.

* BookEnds: The game opens with the player having to click three sides of a spinning cube, which then splits into the 16 S-warps you must collect. When the cube is re-assembled at the end, the player must click the cube three times more to leave the nightclub.

* HeartbeatSoundtrack: Plays when the General deactivates the Time Machine, making the club darker and more sinister.

* OurTimeMachineIsDifferent: The Time Machine doesn't lead anywhere, but acts as a repository for the S-warps.

* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: In one scene, Max heavily implies when he confronts Torch in a hallway.

* FeaturelessProtagonist: Your character isn't given any distinctive features, and any face can be used in updating their Pass.

Virtual Nightclub is a point-and-click PC/Mac video game from 1997. It was originally developed by Prospect Project and published by Philips Interactive Media and Thumb Candy, largely the same team behind ''VideoGame/BurnCycle''.

* PlotCoupon: The S-warps you must collect, which scattered from a cube at the start of the game.

* ShootTheTelevision: In the Def Jam club, for rap groups Cru, Redman and Sweet Tee to perform, the player must destroy a group of monitors with a gun that shoots words.

* BorderPatrol: At random, [[TimeCop Time Cops]] will jump in front of you, ask "You have permission for this zone?" then immediately warp you back to Time Zone 1 if you don't click them first.

The game is set in the titular Virtual Night Club in {{Cyberspace}}, where one of the attending performers has been murdered on stage, and the player must figure out what went wrong while collecting 16 S-warps that scattered across five time zones, all in the span of [[TimedMission six real-time hours]]. Along the way, the player must solve puzzles to collect the S-warps, meeting many colorful dancers and performers in FullMotionVideo, including a variety of real-life musicians and artists, some of whom have their own dedicated sections of the club.

The game is set in the titular Virtual Night Club in {{Cyberspace}}, where one of the attending performers has been murdered on stage, and the player must figure out what went wrong while collecting 16 S-warps that scattered across five time zones, all in the span of [[TimedMission six real-time hours]]. Along the way, the player must stolve puzzles to collect the S-warps, meeting many colorful dancers and performers in FullMotionVideo, including a variety of real-life musicians and artists, some of whom have their own dedicated sections of the club.

* VideoPhone: the various terminals around the club act as this, with the dialing function labeled "Vone".

The game is set in the titular Virtual Night Club in {{Cyberspace}}, where one of the attending performers has been murdered on stage, and the player must figure out what went wrong while collecting 16 S-warps that scattered across five time zones, all in the span of [[TimedMission six real-time hours]]. Along the way, the player must stolve puzzles to collect the S-warps, meeting many colorful dancers and performers in FullMotionVideo along the way, including a variety of real-life artists, some of whom have their own dedicated sections of the club.

* RealSongThemeTune: The game opens with ''Lipsing Jam Ring'' by T-Power. One of the "Soundwaves" you can get also has this song.

Virtual Nightclub is a point-and-click PC/Mac video game from 1997. It was originally developed by Prospect Project and published by Philips Interactive Media and Thumb Candy, largely the same time behind ''VideoGame/BurnCycle''.

The game is set in the titular Virtual Night Club in {{Cyberspace}}, where one of the attending performers has been murdered on stage, and the player must figure out what went wrong while collecting 16 S-warps that scattered across five time zones, all in the span of [[TimedMission six real-time hours]]. Along the way, the player must stolve puzzles to collect the S-warps, meeting many colorful dancers and performers in FullMotionVideo along the way, including a variety of real-life artists, some of whom have their own dedicated sections of the club.