Yo dude, London in 1907 is going nuts over spiritualism. Séances and shows where spirits chat with the living are the big thing, bro. There are a ton of investigators trying to crack the supernatural's secrets, and leading the pack is Professor Patrick Moore. He's in a serious bind, buddy—he's got 72 hours to prove the Great Beyond is real, or his Metapsychic Investigations Department is toast.
So, racing against time, he's teaming up with a fake medium named Beatrice Shaw to build this epic device called the Box of Revelations, designed by his missing mentor. This thing is supposed to let you see hidden dimensions in our world. Their journey takes them from the foggy streets of London to Scotland's steep shores, and then to the most haunted house in England at 34 Benwell Street, yo.
It is a point-and-click adventure with inventory puzzles featuring over 60 detailed pixel art backgrounds to explore. You get to interact with more than 70 characters, including real people from that era like medium Florence Cook, physicist William Crookes, illusionist Harry Houdini, and even writer Arthur Conan Doyle, who you control to solve a mystery. You may also be interested in the game Finding Sparky.
Take a break from all the ghost stuff by checking out horror stories at Falk's Horror Books, browsing through supernatural case archives, or hitting the theater to catch the latest film from Georges Méliès, 'Évocation Spirit.' This game is inspired by the greatest horror authors from the early 20th century, like M.R. James, Algernon Blackwood, and Arthur Machen. And bro, it's from the creator of the award-winning 'Nightmare Frames' and 'Urban Witch Story.'
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