Great experience... imagination required.
He and I never did solve the game together but later when it came out on the NES...a much tamer version...I dusted off the old Mac and went to town.
The movement of the game is slow and all of the first person aspects of the game are explained to you through text rather then just the scene in the picture...so with a little imagination you can get a whole different experience then you can with a modern day first person shooter. For instance, the smell of perfume is noted in a description of a certain area...how are you going to smell perfume in a modern day FPS? The closest game I can compare to Deja Vu in today's standard is Call of Cuthulu: Dark Corners of the Earth. I think anyone should give this game a shot. For me I think nostalgia has set in and curbed my review but you should be able to find Deja Vu on most Abandon ware sites.
Jack Vendetti
Private Eye, Ace Harding School of Sloothing