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Play it on:<\/strong> PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC This year, Halloween fell on a Thursday, and I was so busy with work and other things that I didn\u2019t manage to make much time for spooky gaming in the days leading up to it. I still have a hankering for some interactive scares, however, so this weekend, I hope to play one of the landmark games in the history of survival horror, officially translated into English and released in the States for the first time: Clock Tower<\/em>. The new version, Clock Tower: Rewind<\/em>, comes to us courtesy of WayForward and represents my first real chance to play the 1995 SNES horror classic.<\/p>\n I actually don\u2019t know much about the original Clock Tower<\/em>, and I\u2019ve kept it that way on purpose, as I want to go in knowing as little as possible and figure it out for myself. It\u2019s scarier that way. But in short, it\u2019s a 2D, survival horror point-and-click game that tells the story of Jennifer, a teenage orphan who\u2019s adopted by a family with a big, spooky manor, and finds herself stalked by a horrifying entity known as Scissorman. WayForward\u2019s release lets you play an enhanced version of the game \u201cwhich features numerous gameplay additions and quality-of-life refinements,\u201d and I may check that out as well, but for starters, I\u2019ll be playing in Original mode, and experiencing the game just like it was when it scared the socks off of so many Japanese players way back in 1995. Sure, it may be November now, but I\u2019m gonna linger in late October for just a little bit longer if it\u2019s all the same to you. \u2014 Carolyn Petit<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Current goal: <\/strong>Get some gaming spooks in for the season<\/p>\n