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Varney Lake

Moby ID: 202538

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The three kids officially start their summer holiday at Varney Lake.

thumbnail — An introduction of the protagonists.

thumbnail — The game includes several varied minigames. Here's the Solitaire Ten - much easier than the Impossible Solitaire in "Mothmen 1966".

thumbnail — Jimmy has just heard Brandon, the local bully - older, bigger and stronger than any of them...

thumbnail — ...so he'd rather avoid any confrontation.

thumbnail — A very nice closeup. The game has pretty, sunny colours, although I miss the use of red...

thumbnail — ...as the first screenshot revealed showed, with a disturbing trail of blood next to the lake...

thumbnail — The old man is kinda averse to sunlight, but going to the door to attract the deer is not a problem...

thumbnail — This is where the demo (available, for example, after finishing "Mothmen 1966") ended.

thumbnail — The plot jumps forward to 1981, with the paranormal researcher and writer Lou Hill...

thumbnail — ...(of course, the one from "Mothmen 1966") interviewing Jimmy and Christine.

thumbnail — The map is only visible in this scene. But I love map screenshots, I have many of them from different games.

thumbnail — The fishing minigame. As in "A Short Hike" - I'm against fishing and meat consumption, and yet I enjoyed virtual fishing.

thumbnail — You can fish an old shoe - quite cliche... and how do shoes really take the bait?...

thumbnail — ...or you can catch a fish - one of three available in this place.

thumbnail — The kids' first evening at the vampire's secret mansion. Interestingly, these scenes...

thumbnail — ...work fine without any green tones, just like the 1981 scenes do without yellow.

thumbnail — Lou's short conversation with his assistant Xantos. See the ending of "Mothmen 1966" to know more...

thumbnail — Fifteen years after the events, Lou is tired and troubled from a strange ability he gained while lost in the woods.

thumbnail — Fishing as Jimmy is much harder. But catching the albino tarpon is needed to see all ending sequences...

thumbnail — Playing dice against the local kids. If you lose a game with Terry...

thumbnail — ...you can come back later and challenge him to a big rematch.

thumbnail — Spending an evening in the old drive-in the kids want to buy and revitalise...

thumbnail — ..."before the youngest member of the club turns 18".

thumbnail — Liszt is, too, almost an only child - adopted and raised as an only child far from his birth family...

thumbnail — ...only to discover already after becoming a vampire that he had a twin brother...

thumbnail — Doug has created yet another game - a series of matchstick puzzles.

thumbnail — Xantos trying to release the tension building up from being unable to reveal who he really is.

thumbnail — We don't really see that much of the club's meetings with Liszt...

thumbnail — ...In a way, the final evening with Bradon's public humiliation will be much more decisive...

thumbnail — ...for what happened a few months after the summer of 1954.

thumbnail — Whatever Liszt did to "neutralise" Brandon, it wasn't permanent, and his failure is what truly...

thumbnail — ...caused everything to go for the worse. But no more spoilers...

thumbnail — Jimmy recalls what happened after Doug went missing half a year after that summer...

thumbnail — Even though you can only achieve no more than one of the kids' goals in one gameplay...

thumbnail — ...the endings are not mutually exclusive, they rather show snapshots of what happened earlier.

thumbnail — Apart from the solitaire, the bonus images are unfortunately the only ones to use red.

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