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World O' Wonders. A definite must-see.Roger Wilco once visited Phleebhut with his dad, when he was a child. He became scared of the double Ferris wheel that once was located at the World O' Wonders, blocking his memory of the planet. Environment, Climate and Terrain[]Phleebhut particularly the northern hemisphere mountain ranges are constantly bombar by lightning.Phleebhut is a complete desert planet with mysterious purple sand. "Almost" all of the native creatures there have been wiped out, unable to evolve. Creatures shown on the planet appear to have at one point come from an ancient ocean that completely dried up. All that remains there are peculiar green rock formations, quite possible dead coral reef.[citation needed] The climate is unlike other desert planets featured in science fiction genres (like Star Wars' Tatooine) Instead of being smoldering hot, the planet actually experiences violent weather. Gale force winds and extremely powerful lightning storms are daily occurences. The terrain of Phleebhut is that of many desert planets. Long, rolling sand dunes and seemingly never ending horizons.See also[]Phleebhut (original version)Phleebhut (alternate version)Phleebhut (future version) (future's past)Phleebhut (Companion versionBehind the scenes[]In SQ5 the planet is spelled 'Phleebut' at least once. It is also spelled "Phleebut" in the manual for SQ3, and SQ4.In The Official Guide To Roger Wilco's Space Adventures, Roger Wilco initially doesn't remember Phleebhut, he doesn't remember any planet by that name in Xenon's solar system, or even in his galaxy. He speculates that he might be in a different galaxy, but finds that hard

Setting: Space station / Spaceship Space Quest series Screenshots + Videos Credits (DOS version) 7 People Reviews Critics Average score: 69% (based on 13 ratings) Players Average score: 3.8 out of 5 (based on 140 ratings with 6 reviews) A true Sierra classic, setting a high standard for the series The GoodThe first adventure in the long-running Space Quest series, and one of the best, as you, as intergalactic janitor Roger Wilco (or your own name, if you chose to enter it) must escape the evil Sariens who have invaded the ship you are on, and eventually stop them from using the powerful Star Generator as a weapon.For it’s time (and bearing in mind it came on a single floppy, as things did back then), this adventure is MASSIVE, with lots of locations to visit, strange aliens to encounter, and many often crafty puzzles to work out. Hopping around the cosmos really makes the game feel non-linear (even though it is pretty much), and makes the already big game seem HUGE, not being limited to a single island or countryside as in Sierra’s other big ‘Quest’ series, the King’s Quest adventures.The game is very humorous. Maybe not as much as later SQ entries, where Roger Wilco would develop into his own personality more, but even so it’s very funny in places, and will no doubt please players not as keen on the more serious, rather sappy King’s Quest games.There are tons of ideas crammed into this game, making it a