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SCI which Sierra referred to as both the "Script Code Interpreter" and later "Sierra's Creative Interpreter", is a p-machine style virtual machine for executing platform-independent, object-oriented code. It was initially created in 1988 to replace AGI and was first used in King's Quest IV released the same year.

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This page contains: A list of Steam games using SCI Engine. SCI which Sierra referred to as both the "Script Code Interpreter" and later "Sierra's Creative Interpreter", is a p-machine style virtual machine for executing platform-independent, object-oriented code. It was initially created in 1988 to replace AGI and was first used in King's Quest IV released the same year.

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