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Biosys (stylised as biosys or BioSys) is a 1999 simulation/graphic adventure game hybrid developed by British studio Jumpstart Solutions Interactive and published by Take-Two Interactive. Inspired by the Biosphere 2 experiment, the game is set inside an artificial biosphere.

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  • Biosys (stylised as biosys or BioSys) is a 1999 simulation/graphic adventure game hybrid developed by British studio Jumpstart Solutions Interactive and published by Take-Two Interactive. Inspired by the Biosphere 2 experiment, the game is set inside an artificial biosphere. (en)
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  • Cover art (en)
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  • Simon Redman (en)
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  • Aaron Witkin (en)
  • Mick Everall (en)
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  • February 1999 (en)
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  • Biosys (en)
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  • Biosys (stylised as biosys or BioSys) is a 1999 simulation/graphic adventure game hybrid developed by British studio Jumpstart Solutions Interactive and published by Take-Two Interactive. Inspired by the Biosphere 2 experiment, the game is set inside an artificial biosphere. (en)
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  • Biosys (en)
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  • Biosys (en)
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