Just in time for Halloween
I'd like to take a moment to introduce to you a game. Well, four games. Eight, if you count the fiddly bits.
Several years ago, Ben Croshaw (yes, that Ben Croshaw) released a game called 5 Days a Stranger. It was a horror game in the old LucasArts point-and-click style. And it was good. It spawned three sequels, and a handful of related games. Collectively, they are known as the John DeFoe Quadrilogy or the Chzo Mythos, depending on who you ask. For your convenience, I've bundled them all into a single ZIP file, or you can go to the official site and download them individually.
Several years ago, Ben Croshaw (yes, that Ben Croshaw) released a game called 5 Days a Stranger. It was a horror game in the old LucasArts point-and-click style. And it was good. It spawned three sequels, and a handful of related games. Collectively, they are known as the John DeFoe Quadrilogy or the Chzo Mythos, depending on who you ask. For your convenience, I've bundled them all into a single ZIP file, or you can go to the official site and download them individually.