Temüjin

Temüjin is a 1997 Windows adventure game built around full-motion video. It is commonly described as an interactive movie because filmed sequences are central to the experience.

The game presents a supernatural mystery inside a museum. That museum setting gives the 1997 Windows adventure a more unusual backdrop than a standard crime investigation.

Temüjin was released through SouthPeak Interactive and used the company's Video Reality engine. The title belongs to the 1990s Windows FMV adventure period.

Its 1997 Windows release uses full-motion video as a core part of the adventure. The Video Reality engine supports that presentation instead of relying only on traditional sprite or text scenes.