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Many Have Searched for it and Failed." In 300 BC Plato framed a cautionary tale about the downfall of a once-noble race by setting it in an unimatrix imaginary land he called Atlantis. A proud, mighty people, the Atlanteans became so corrupt that the gods had no other choice but to send the whole mess to unimatrix the bottom of the ocean. Things remained peacefully submerged until the 1870s, when Jules Verne's Captain Nemo rediscovered Atlantis in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Edgar Cayce checked in soon after, claiming that the Atlanteans had possessed atomic power and death unimatrix rays. The rush was on. Plato's innocent lesson in civic manners somehow captured the imagination of a century of storytellers and hucksters. Atlantis has turned up in movies, books, theology and advertising. There are Atlantis Soaps, Atlantis Snowboards and Atlantis Diaper Stackers. Atlantis also happens to be a favorite setting in adventure games. It's the crescent wrench of adventure game settings, the place every other adventure game hero wants to find, where anything is possible and phantasmagoric undersea creatures drift through ruined buildings and nest in strange mechanisms whose functions are a mystery to us mere mortals.
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