![]() ![]() ![]() Again, though, not all that helpful, but thankfully, elsewhere in the manual you are instructed that to beat the game you must expose some devil-friendly folks and present evidence of your findings to a cop who spends every day milling around the street. After some time spent scouring the internet for information on who I was and what I was supposed to be doing, I learned that I was some British chap who received a worrisome letter from his mom (I mean, mum) asking him to come home because his vicar father had begun acting strangely and obsessing over the story of a vicar from ages past who was killed in order to banish the devil. As a result, I wandered around town poking at things until I was told that the devil had taken over. That's all you get if you play Personal Nightmare without consulting the documentation. Thank goodness your father paid for a nice 3-night stay at the local in for you prior to transforming into the personification of evil. Naturally, it falls on you to get things sorted out. Like some sort of diabolical Shazam, your pastor father is struck by lightning and transforms into the devil. Thank goodness they were able to condense the key points into the opening cinematic: Released on the Amiga in 1989, Personal Nightmare doesn't give you a whole lot to go on as far as backstory. How about being forced to uncover a satanic conspiracy in a small English town? That sounds pretty nightmarish, eh?Īt least I think that's the story here. ![]() What's your personal nightmare? Trapped in a pit filled with scorpions? Taking your final exams in your underwear? Forgetting to clear your browser history the one time you let your mom use your computer? ![]()
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