Phantasmagoria
| Title | Phantasmagoria |
|---|---|
| First release | 1995 |
| Developer | Sierra Entertainment |
| Publisher | Sierra Entertainment |
| Platforms | DOS, PC (Windows), Sega Saturn |
| Genres | gothic video game, horror video game, interactive film, point-and-click adventure |
| Also known as | Roberta Williams' Phantasmagoria · Phantasm |
| Players | 1 player |
| Co-op | No |
| ESRB rating | M Mature 17+ |
| Releases | DOS: 1995-01-01 (Other), 1995-07-31 (NTSC) Sega Saturn: 1995-08-24 (NTSC-J) |
| Wikidata ID | Q588963 |
Phantasmagoria is an adventure game that places heavy emphasis on full motion video for exposition and cutscenes at various junctures to advance the storyline. Adrienne is represented as a digitized character roaming around pre-rendered settings in the house. She inspects various rooms, finds items, adds them to her inventory, finds places to use the items, and triggers advancements in the plot. Puzzle-solving element is present, though reduced compared to most other adventure games made by Sierra. There are seven chapters in the game, as well as a status screen that tracks the player's progress within the chapter. If the player happens to get stuck in the game, a talking skull icon who identifies himself as the hintkeeper can supply the player with hints on request. It is possible to start playing the game from any chapter.
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