Teenagent was published by Metropolis Software House, released in 1995.

What kind of game is Teenagent?

Teenagent is a adventure game for the MS-DOS.

Can two people play Teenagent?

No. Teenagent is a single-player game, so it has no two-player mode.

How much data does Teenagent load?

The Teenagent ROM is 3416 kB. It is fetched once when you press play and then cached by your browser, so returning to the game does not download it again.

Teenagent Game (1995) - DOS

Name: Teenagent
Availability: InStock
Author: Metropolis Software House

Action / Button	Keyboard Key
D-Pad (Up / Down / Left / Right)	`Arrow Keys`
Button A	`Z` or `J`
Button B	`X` or `K`
Button X / Turbo A	`A` or `U`
Button Y / Turbo B	`S` or `I`
Select	`Shift`
Start	`Enter`

Gamepad Input	Retro Function	Keyboard Key
D-Pad / Analog	Character Movement / Steering	`▲` `▼` `◄` `►`
Button A (East)	Primary Action / Attack / Fire	`Z` / `K`
Button B (South)	Secondary / Jump / Cancel	`X` / `J`
Button X / Y	Special / Turbo / Extra Fire	`A` / `S`
Select	Insert Coin / Select Option	`Right Shift`
Start	Game Start / Pause Game	`Enter`

Gamepad Input

Retro Function

Keyboard Key

D-Pad / Analog

Character Movement / Steering

▲ ▼ ◄ ►

Button A (East)

Primary Action / Attack / Fire

Z / K

Button B (South)

Secondary / Jump / Cancel

X / J

Button X / Y

Special / Turbo / Extra Fire

A / S

Select

Insert Coin / Select Option

Right Shift

Start

Game Start / Pause Game

Enter

Emulator Core Engine	Technology	Multiplayer	Gamepad	Touch	Ads	Action / Switch
EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly)	`WebAssembly / JS`	YES	YES	YES	NO	▶ ACTIVE
MS-DOS (Recommended)	`WebAssembly / Libretro`	YES	YES	YES	NO	PLAY ⚡
JS-DOS v3.0 / DOSBox Engine	`Emscripten C++`	YES	YES	NO	NO	PLAY ⚡

Emulator Core Engine

Technology

Multiplayer

Gamepad

Touch

Ads

Action / Switch

EmulatorJS (Default WebAssembly)

WebAssembly / JS

YES

▶ ACTIVE

MS-DOS (Recommended)

WebAssembly / Libretro

YES

PLAY ⚡

JS-DOS v3.0 / DOSBox Engine

Emscripten C++

YES

PLAY ⚡

Teenagent is a classic 1995 point-and-click adventure game developed by Metropolis Software House for DOS. Players take on the role of Mark Hopper, an ordinary teenager who is inexplicably drafted by a top-secret agency to solve a bizarre mystery involving vanishing gold.

How to Play

The game relies entirely on a point-and-click interface. Use your mouse to navigate the world: left-click to walk to a location, interact with objects, or speak to characters, and right-click to examine items in the environment. Your inventory is accessible at the top of the screen. The DOS emulation uses standard mouse controls; press ‘Right Alt’ + ‘Enter’ to toggle fullscreen mode.

Tips

Take time to exhaust all dialogue options when talking to characters, as they often hold crucial clues for your next step.
The cursor will change when passing over interactive hotspots. Use this to slowly sweep the screen for easily missed items.
If you find yourself stuck, try combining different items in your inventory—some puzzle solutions require a bit of lateral thinking.