Phantasmagoria 2 (PC)

Description: Sequel to the best seller Phantasmagoria. Attempt to unravel the sinister plot of murders that point to Curtis Craig as ... more

Phantasmagoria 2 (PC) ... the culprit in this complex & sophisticated Horror Adventure.

Newest Review: ... ends, and we start the gameplay. You guide Curtis through getting ready for work. We see that he is a nice, mild-mannered, ... more

... nerdy sort of a guy who has a cute pet rat that he's very fond of. At work, as a copywriter at Wyntech Labs, Curtis is well-liked by his boss and colleagues. He works in a cubicle alongside his cutesy-poo girlfriend Jocilyn, his wacky best friend Trevor, and sultry and mysterious Therese. There's only one exception: the highly unpleasant and arrogant Bob, who bad-mouths and stitches up Curtis every chance he gets. Curtis says hello to everyone and goes to sit at his PC to get busy with his daily work. However, w...more

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Phantasmagoria 2 (PC): Say Goodbye To Your Sanity (1174 words)
by - written on 30/04/09 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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Publisher: Sierra Written by: Lorelei Shannon Year of release: 1996 Starring: Paul Morgan Stetler as Curtis Craig Monique Parent as Jocilyn Rowan Ragna Sigrun as Therese Banning Paul Mitri as Trevor Barnes This classic 1996 horror game, full name 'Phantasmagoria 2: A Puzzle of Flesh', is one of my favourite-ever Adventure games. It's an FMV ('Full Motion Video') game, in which the characters are played by real actors rather than by computer-generated models. For some reason, many gamers frown upon FMV games, maybe because the acting is sometimes a bit sub-par, but I like them and I even find that a bit of ... Read the complete review

Phantastic!!! (163 words)
by - written on 24/01/05 (Somewhat useful, 196 readings)
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An 18 certificate point and click graphic adventure game. The first Phantasmagoria, is not as good as the second - the second loses it graphically and in storyline. Phantasmagoria means "a sequence of dreamlike real or imaginary images" and that is the basis of the story. You go through the story never 100% sure whether what the character is experiencing is real or imaginary. There are many puzzles to solve - you know the kind get the key and open the door, get into the office and look at the PC and find the password etc - and to me they were very logical. There are cut scenes of a sexual and violent nature, hence the 18 certificate. This is a oldie, but a ... Read the complete review