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Team Xtreme: Operation Weather Disaster

Team Xtreme: Operation Weather Disaster (1995)

by Human Code, Discovery Channel Multimedia

Genres:Adventure, Puzzle

Themes:Science fiction, Educational

Game modes:Single player

Story:A disgruntled TV weatherman, bored with the stable weather conditions of his work place, changes the world climate in radical ways. A disaster task force called Team Xtreme is called to restore normal conditions to all places in Earth and fight the evil madman. Team Xtreme: Operation Weather Disaster is a educational point-and-click adventure similar to Myst, one of its many clones that came out at that time. A typical full-motion video game of the nineties, it features 360º horizontal panning of some locations and easy puzzles for its target audience (mostly comprised of children).Show more

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March 28, 2025

I played this game so much as a kid, and i never finished it. There were times when you had to click points of the world map faster than the bad guy, and i swear he cheats with how fast he did it. I would love so much to be able to challenge him again now that I'm older. That aside, i remember it being a well made point and click puzzle, where the puzzles actually made logical sense and were educational. Ignoring the map battles sections, it was a very enjoyable game and one of my favorites right up there with the likes of the Myst series.

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