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{{GameDescription|
	name=The 7th Guest|
	release=1993|
	alternateNames=T7G|
	developer=[[Trilobyte]]|
	publisher=[[Virgin]]|
	platforms=DOS, Macintosh, CD-i|
	engine=[[Groovie]]|
	support=Since ScummVM 0.13.0|
	purchase=No
}}
'''The 7th Guest''' was the first game to be released by [[Trilobyte]], and the first to use the [[Groovie]] engine. The introduction tells the story of Stauf, a toy-maker who builds a mansion, and then the user takes control of a character (referred to as Ego), who has no idea who he is or how he got there, as he solves the puzzles in Stauf's mansion to discover the truth about what happened there.

==Releases==
*We've been mainly working with the DOS version, so that's the best supported one.
*The CD-i release seems to be done using a Philips' custom engine (it doesn't use the [[Groovie]] engine for sure), so we won't be able to support it in ScummVM.

==Audio Tracks==
Most versions of The 7th Guest have audio tracks on the CDs, and the first audio track on each CD is played at some point in the game. Following the normal ScummVM rules for copying games with audio tracks would give two audio tracks named "track1.xxx" (where "xxx" is "mp3", "ogg", or "flac"). To get around this problem, the first track from the first CD should be ripped as "track1.xxx", and the track from the second CD as "track2.xxx" (the second track on the first CD, if present, is blank and unused).

==External links==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_7th_Guest Wikipedia article on The 7th Guest]
*[http://www.mobygames.com/game/7th-guest MobyGames entry for The 7th Guest]
*[http://www.gameboomers.com/wtcheats/pc0-9/7thguest.html List of puzzles and solutions]

[[Category:Groovie Games]]