Description
Phantasmagoria is a rather large adventure game from Sierra in terms of CDs (7), not necessarily in length. You play Adrienne, who has just moved into an old mansion with her photographer husband Donald. Shortly after moving in, Adrienne begins to experience horrifying nightmares and have odd encounters inside the creepy old abode. Further, the house is having a severe effect on her husband, changing him for the worse and you must discover its secret before he (or the house) kills Adrienne.
The game places heavy emphasis on full motion video for exposition and cutscenes at various junctures to advance the storyline. Further, 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 storyline. There are 7 chapters to the game, and there is a status screen in the game which tracks your linear progress within the chapter.
If you happen to get stuck in the game, there is a talking skull icon who identifies himself as the hintkeeper. You can click on him to get out of a puzzle jam.
Alternate Titles
- ""幽魂 1" -- Taiwan Title" -- "幽魂 1" -- Taiwan Title
- "Phantasm" -- Japanese Sega Saturn Title
- "로베르타 윌리엄즈의 판타스마고리아" -- Korean Title
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Trivia
The opening theme is called Consumite Furore (expend your rage) and was written by Mark Seibert with english text by Roberta Williams. The words are:
Come into this talisman || O Spirit of Darkness ||
Mighty Asteroth, I command you || And fill this stone with your rage || Fill it with your sulphurous powers||
Expend your angers on it || Those powers I will assume ||
I command you
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Venite in fascinum || O spiritus tenebrarum ||
Magne Asterothe, te iubeo || Et implete hunc lapidem vestro furore || Implete eum viribus sulfuratis vestris ||
Consumite eum iris vestris || Istas vires adsumem ||
Iubeo te