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Tormentum has several moments that can only be described as “effed up,” and if that screwed up, tragic, dementedness appealed to you, then please do sit down and play I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream.
The Downfall remake has already been greenlit on Steam. The remake was planned for release for Q2 2015, but so far there’s no word on an exact date. Remigiusz has been working on a remake of Downfall using high res graphics similar to The Cat Lady, more music from micAmic, and a new interface. The original version is available as freeware on Desura. The game covers such topics as suicide, body dysmorphia, and murder, and sometimes in disturbing detail, so be warned–this is a very heavy game. As the night progresses, Ivy’s conditions worsens, and things get stranger and stranger at the hotel, devolving into some surreal nightmare that seems to blend time and order. You play the game as Joe, who arrives one stormy night at the Quiet Haven Hotel with his wife Ivy, who seems to be suffering a breakdown of sorts. Downfall, on the other hand, feels like you’re toppling down a deep dark well with no end in sight. Rather than it being about Susan’s life falling apart, its focus is that of her rediscovering her will to live. The Cat Lady is dark, to be sure, but the game has a noticeable element of hope to it. Downfall is very different from The Cat Lady, and not just in terms of graphics and interface, but in tone as well. Now I suppose I could’ve made this a footnote when discussing The Cat Lady, except I’d be doing all of you a disservice by glossing over it like that. The Cat Lady is sort of the “spiritual successor” of Downfall. The Cat Lady and Downfall were produced by the same man, Remigiusz Michalski. The game is available on Desura, GOG, and Steam for just $9.99. Top it all off by the fact that The Cat Lady has an awesome soundtrack from micAmic, and I’m just not sure how you could pass this title up.
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The game features full voice-acting, and if you’re familiar with online animation at all, you’ll be delighted (or unnerved, take your pick) to learn that David Firth offered his unique voice-acting talents to this game. This indie title relies mostly on inventory puzzles, but the story is quite entertaining and the characters rather likeable. The catch? In order to keep her new life, Susan has to kill five evil “parasites” - aka, psychopaths. In the afterlife, she meets a strange old woman who resonates with menacing power, and this person offers Susan a second chance at life. You play as Susan Ashworth, an extremely depressed woman who, at the start of the game, attempts suicide.
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The story has tremendous heart and it gets a plus one for managing to present a protagonist that we wouldn’t expect. It felt like some gothic horror mind trip from the 90s.
I’ve played it several times since because I loved the catharsis that came with its story. I remember when this game first came out back in December 2012 and all the buzz it generated. Giger’s work, I might add) but if you’re a masochist I suppose you can give that a try as well. The sequel to this game may have been a much less stellar FMV mess ( without the benefit of H.R. The Macintosh version is also fairly decent. My suggestion is to use AmigaForever to emulate it, as the Amiga version is probably the best in terms of graphics and sound quality.
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The game is now abandonware, so you can download it for free. Creepy and crazy? You betcha! Giger’s work was stellar for this game, achieving a level of design many titles were envious of at the time. On the first night he stays in the house, he has a nightmare that some alien machine injects an embryo into his brain. You play the game as Mike Dawson, an ad executive and writer who has just bought an old mansion. Giger himself did work for? Dark Seed features ornate, but menacing art. So why not start this list off with a game that H.R. Giger had on Tormentum: Dark Sorrow’s artwork. Here on Cliqist, we easily saw the influences H.R. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention this horror adventure classic. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of nightmarish games that are similar to it! Here they are, in no particular order of preference: As a fan of metal music and horror films, I doubly appreciate such game titles. I always felt that adventure games were ideal for things like that given the nature of interaction and the strong focus on story. The elements of horror in Tormentum crept under your skin, making you feel unease. It explores the idea of redemption, but not just that, how we perceive morality at all. Tormentum: Dark Sorrow ( review / strategy guide) is unique as a casual-level adventure game because of its beautiful, dark, and surreal imagery.
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