Retro Games
Harvester is a point-and-click adventure game featuring live-action FMV footage with real actors, released in 1996 for MS-DOS PCs. It stands as one of the most disturbing games in history, boldly confronting players with taboo subjects and forcing them to reflect on how far video game violence can bleed into real life.
The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery is a point-and-click adventure game released in 1995 for MS-DOS. One year after the events of the first game, Gabriel, now in Germany, must investigate a series of brutal attacks involving wolves, werewolves, a hunting club, King Ludwig II, and a lost opera.
Dark Seed is an adventure game released for Sega Saturn in 1995. It’s a direct port of the Macintosh version that came out a year earlier. You play as Mike Dawson, a writer who has just bought a house. On the very first night, a mysterious dream reveals that aliens have implanted something in your brain. You have 3 days to unravel the mystery and eliminate the threat.
Doctor Hauzer is a 3D survival horror game released in 1994 for the 3DO. One of the genre’s pioneers, it was innovative in allowing players to switch cameras in real-time, and this game features no enemies – only puzzles and traps. Driven by an obsession with a deity, Dr. Hauzer builds a mansion over an archaeological site and scatters the bodies of his sacrificed employees throughout the location. It’s up to journalist Adams Adler to investigate and solve these mysteries.
Klaymen Klaymen: Neverhood no Nazo (as it is known in Japan) is a point-and-click adventure game released for the PlayStation in 1998. In it, Klaymen must explore a land filled with terrifying creatures, extraordinary machines, and mysterious artifacts. Long ago, the king of this world was betrayed by his trusted assistant. To restore peace to Neverhood, it is necessary to unravel a plot involving ancient secrets, bizarre inventions, and challenging puzzles.
Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle, from 1993, complete gameplay.
Developer/Publisher: LucasArts
PC MS-DOS CD-ROM Talkie version.
Scooby-Doo Mystery, from 1995, complete gameplay.
Developer: Sunsoft / Illusions
Publisher: Acclaim
Sega Genesis / Mega Drive version.
Full Throttle, from 1995, complete gameplay.
Developer/Publisher: LucasArts
PC / MS-DOS version.
The Town With No Name, from 1992, complete gameplay.
Developer: Delta 4 Interactive
Publisher: On-Line Entertainment
Commodore Amiga CDTV version.
The City of Lost Children, from 1997, complete gameplay.
Developer/Publisher: Psygnosis
Sony PlayStation version.
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