Curtis Craig is a thirty-year-old man whose distorted childhood is filled with horrors. His father was involved in an illegal, top-secret experiment for a company called WynTech Industries. Nearly nothing is known about the true nature of this experiment; but something in it affected the sanity of Curtis' mother, eventually driving her to suicide. Curtis' father was later shot, leaving the poor little boy with serious behavioural disturbances, and eventually in therapy.
Now, a year after having been released from the mental institution, Curtis is employed at WynTech Industries, whose manager, Paul Warner, has seemingly taken it upon himself to take care of Curtis. He tries to find the cause of his psychotic episodes and the mysterious murders that break out all around him, all the while discovering more and more about his past life and his father's fate.
Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh is not an actual sequel to the original Phantasmagoria, but rather a follow-up that has similar themes and visual concept. The game is more heavy on puzzles and traditional adventure gameplay than its predecessor. The gameplay involves standard activities found in adventure games, including extended conversations with the characters featuring selectable dialogue topics, collecting and manipulating inventory items with the environment, etc. It is possible (and often necessary) to call characters on the phone, as well as check and answer e-mails accessed by Curtis' computer at his workplace.
Like its predecessor, the game has a simple point-and-click interface and employs video sequences with live actors as cutscenes. Short movies are usually shown after each action performed by the protagonist.
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You start the game in Curtis' apartment. The cursor turns white whenever the game allows you to interact with an object or a person
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You'll accumulate quite a few inventory items and will be able to zoom in on them - often it is essential
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Some places require more in-depth observation, with close-ups and individual items that can be picked up. This feature is noticeably more developed than in the first game
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You use this map to travel between locations. There are only a few of those
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Your office is where you'll spend, by far, the largest portion of the game - especially where the actually gameplay is concerned
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Now that I got clearance, I think it's time to do some snoopying around.
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Surprise kiss at work
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You'll have to talk to your co-workers a lot
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Talking to Trevor, your best buddy
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Use the phone to dial extensions and call your colleagues
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Your boss seems to be obsessed with hunting...
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Jocilyn, your girlfriend... duh, isn't it obvious?..
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One of the game's most interesting features - use your computer, read files, receive and send e-mails
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Curtis at his session with the psychiatrist... for the first time
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Looks like the girlfriend is just not enough for our hero... or is there something else behind all that?..
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Dr. Rikki just realized her phone was bugged
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This is the detective signed to uncover the mystery that lies behind these horrible deaths of your colleagues, and she's got an eye on you
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What claw marks? Oh, you mean these on my chest? I fell down the sharp pitchfork, seriously
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How can you not see this blue shiny creature from another dimension!? It's right there with us, I'm telling you
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Roaming through inventory (note how there are not black lines when you have the mouse cursor).
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Okay, okay, lighten up a bit. I'll be quiet, mistress
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C'mon, get me outta here!! You got the wrong person, I swear...
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Young Curtis (from time to time, you remember some events from your past)
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Many puzzles are timed, and not solving them on time will usually end up by killing you.
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Hey, what kind of a mirror is this, that can't be me, can it?
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Hey, looks I'm the only alien around here
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Electro-therapy, very deadly if not prevented
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Phah, is that the best you can do? Glow me? Muhahahaha!
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Standing near the vortex to another dimension... again, for who knows which time
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Main Menu under Windows (has some extra options comparing to DOS Main Menu)
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You room, the point where you start your game... when you eventually do wake up ;))
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You can closely examine every item in your inventory.
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Talking to your boss, and explaining him why are you late to work (rat stole your wallet and that kinda things).
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Your working desk - phoning, writing emails and doing such things.
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Talking to your best buddy about some paranormal events you encountered.
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There is a certain bond between Jocilyn and Curtis without any doubts.
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Your girlfriend, Jocelyn
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Up close and personal scenes like this one are one of those that won't lack during the game.
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