Harvester

The thing happens in the fifties in the small American town of Harvest. The main character of the game is a young man, who one beautiful day wakes up in his bed, not ing who he is and what his name is. The local people, including alleged parents, claim that Steve will soon marry a girl from the neighborhood, Stephanie. The bride, like our visitor, also has an amnesia attack and sincerely doubts whether what is happening around her has any connection with reality. Steve, as befits a real man, has to find out what is really at stake here and what the mysterious brotherhood has to do with the matter, which has its seat exactly in the middle of the town.

This is the story of Harvester, a three-compact adventure in the horror/gore convention. The main area of activity will be the eponymous town and all the buildings in it. It is worth noting that although Harvest has only 51 inhabitants, there is a military base with long-range nuclear missiles, as well as a school, a butcher's shop, a TV studio, a police station, a fire brigade and a pile of other public buildings (quite a lot for such a small number of people). The interface is easy to use, the usual "point & click", i.e. the cursor changes to the appropriate function depending on what we can do with the item or location. From time to time we will also have to fight, it is done with the right mouse button. Contrary to what you might think after reading the introduction above, the scenario of the game is really interesting and quite tense. Difficult and ingenuity demanding puzzles may be a little discouraged, but it is not worth giving in, because the action develops at a dizzying pace and every now and then surprises with unconventional solutions.