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Message: [QUOTE="petran79, post: 285010, member: 365300"] [IMG size="256x325"]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b5/Ecstatica_Coverart.png[/IMG] [IMG size="288x346"]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Badmojo.jpg[/IMG] [IMG size="280x354"]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4a/Harvester_cover.jpg[/IMG] [IMG size="625x800"]https://cdn.mobygames.com/covers/5225555-elviras-horror-pack-dos-front-cover.jpg[/IMG] Ecstatica: released in 1994,similar to Alone in the Dark but with much better graphics and music. You are in a demon infested village in medieval Europe and have to save the witch Ecstatica, who caused all the mayhem calling the demons. Nudity, religious sacriledge, horror, gore, blood etc. Graphics made it look very kiddy but it was one of the most atmospheric games. Relatively short too. Had a much bigger sequels that was inferior but still grand in scope. Bad Mojo: part Interactive part fmv game were you control a human turned cockroach and have to find a way to return to normal and reunite with his past. The spirit of his mother as well as small animals and insects help or obstruct your path. Harvester : One of the most depraved horror games. It even includes violence against kids and babies. It takes place in 50s America small town but as you progress you'll realise things are not as they seem. Makes 90s Mortal Kombat look like kindergarten and even today no mainstream game touched many of the themes. Elvira games: classic horror rpgs that share more in common with dungeon crawlers as all feature mazes where you 'll need pen and paper at some point. Saw them first on an Amiga in early 90s and realised why computers were far ahead when it comes to videogames [/QUOTE]

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