Fade to Black is a 1995 action-adventure game developed by Delphine Software International and published by Electronic Arts.

Intelligence agent Conrad Hart has been lying adrift in space in suspended animation for 50 years after he destroyed the home planet of a hostile alien race called Morphs.

Conrad and John teleport to Shadow, the Mandragore homebase, moments before Morph pursuers destroy their ship.

Sarah enlists Conrad's help to rescue an eminent Earth scientist, Professor Bergstein, who is being held prisoner in Morph asteroid base D321.

He is then sent to a mining facility on Mars and retrieves the coordinates to a Morph station orbiting Venus, where he rescues an incorporeal being called Ageer.

Upon reaching the upper levels of the Mothership, he sees John before the Master Brain, an organism governing the Morphs.

With the aid of the Ancients, Mandragore have located on Earth the Master Brain that controls the Solar System.

[b] The Super Morph gives chase but is killed by the turbines of the spaceship as it escapes the exploding Easter Island to rejoin Mandragore on Shadow.

Work on the game spanned 3–4 months, however, the project was put on hold while they focused on finishing Shaq Fu (1994).

By the time they returned to the project, the Sega CD was no longer seen as a viable platform, so it was scrapped in favor of restarting on PC, which turned into the 3D shooter Fade to Black[1] The idea of doing a 3D sequel to Flashback started in 1993.

It features all 16 levels with minor glitches and one music track, which is a compressed tune from Fade to Black.