The Apprentice remains a "positive note on the CD-i spectrum," a rare example of a game that doesn't just rely on FMV (Full Motion Video) gimmicks but offers solid, addictive gameplay. For anyone looking to explore the CD-i without the frustration of its "trash" tier titles, this is the first stop on the journey. The Apprentice Review for CD-i (1994) - Defunct Games
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: A hidden Space Invaders clone where you fight off cute teddy bears.