Teenagent (Windows Game) is a classic point‑and‑click adventure originally released in 1995 by Polish developer Metropolis Software House. You play as Mark Hopper, an ordinary teenager unexpectedly recruited by the secret intelligence agency RGB to investigate a bizarre wave of gold thefts. The narrative unfolds with humor and witty dialogue as Mark must prove himself through training and explore different environments — from the RGB camp to mysterious villages and mansions — solving puzzles and interacting with quirky characters.
The game is styled with nostalgic 90s graphics and playful sound design, making it a charming throwback for fans of retro adventure titles. Today, Teenagent is DRM‑free and available for modern Windows PCs via GOG.com, running through DOSBox for compatibility and enhanced with quality‑of‑life updates like OpenGL rendering and cloud saves on GOG.
Key Features:
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Classic point‑and‑click adventure gameplay with mouse control.
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Humorous detective mystery story starring teenager Mark Hopper.
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Puzzle solving with inventory and environment interaction.
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Three distinct game areas: training camp, village, and villain’s mansion.
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Witty dialogue and lighthearted narrative throughout.
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Nostalgic 90s pixel graphics and classic adventure style.
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DOSBox‑powered for modern Windows compatibility.
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DRM‑free release on GOG.com with enhancements.
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Cloud saves and controller support via the updated launcher.
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Lightweight and accessible for retro gaming fans.
System Requirements:
Minimum:
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OS: Windows 10 or later (DOSBox required)
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CPU: 1.8 GHz or higher
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Memory: 2 GB RAM
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Graphics: 3D card compatible with DirectX 9.0c
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Storage: ~18 MB free (game file) + DOSBox overhead
Recommended:
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Same as minimum — modern PCs easily handle this classic
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Works smoothly on Windows 10/11 with DOSBox enhancements
