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Black Sect is a graphic adventure game released in 1993 for MS-DOS. Developed and published by Lankhor, it is a first-person point and click adventure that blends detective, mystery, and puzzle elements. The player is tasked with investigating the town of Hobdale and its surroundings, a medieval setting troubled by a strange sect.

The player controls an unnamed protagonist who has three in-game days to complete two primary objectives: stop the sect's activities and recover a spell book in its possession. Progression is structured in real time, with non-player characters following schedules and appearing at specific hours. Interaction is managed through an icon-based interface featuring sixteen available actions and seven additional commands for inventory items. Core gameplay involves exploring static scenes, collecting objects, and using them on the environment or giving them to characters to solve logical puzzles. The player can carry a limited number of items at once, which requires strategic management of inventory space.

The game's interface displays information such as the current time and a completion percentage. A dedicated button reveals the list of possible actions, while another shows inventory. Visual and audio presentation consists of static graphics and environmental sound effects alongside a musical score. The game does not feature extended dialogue trees; conversations with characters typically present only brief, directive phrases to guide the player's next steps.