Get ready to rewind time and experience one of the OG survival-horror classics. Clock Tower: Rewind is here, marking the first time this 16-bit nightmare has been released outside Japan. You’ll step into the shoes of Jennifer, a teenage orphan trapped in the creepy Barrows family manor. Your only goal? stay alive. Search every corner for items, naked dark secrets and stay one step ahead of Scissorman a relentless psycho with a giant pair of Scissors. You can go old school with Original Mode, which brings you the exact experience from 1995, or check out Rewind Mode, which adds extra content and makes gameplay smoother. There’s tons of cool new stuff like an animated intro, opening and ending vocal themes, motion comics, a creator interview, an art gallery, save states, and even a music player. The clock’s ticking...think you can handle the terror?
This is the ultimate version of Clock Tower, finally translated and available outside Japan. Choose your mode and dive into the eerie point-and-click horror, where you’ll run, hide, and try to survive the shears of the relentless Scissorman. The 2D art, creepy animations and Annoying sound effects make the experience even more severe. You may also be interested link the game Stellaris: Grand Archive
There are multiple endings and randomized scares to keep things fresh every time you play. And for extra vibes, you’ll get a brand-new animated opening, motion comics with voice acting, and an original theme song from Mary Elizabeth McGlynn. With an art gallery, music player, behind-the-scenes interview, and a bunch of modern additions, this classic has never looked better.
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