Kupi Adventures In Terror: British Horror Collection (PC)

Adventures in Terror – British Horror Collection This Collector’s Edition features three of the best ever suspense and horror adventures produced in the UK, games that have raised the bar for any that followed in their footsteps: Dark Fall: The Journal Classic Edition, Dark Fall: Lights Out The Director’s Cut Edition and Barrow Hill.

Dark fall the journal - Classic Edition

The old, abandoned train station at Dowerton hides a history of disappearances, mystery and hauntings. The nearby Station Hotel was once a busy, bustling place for weary travellers to rest and relax, but on an April night in 1947, the guests and staff vanished without trace, never to be seen again. The nearby villagers believe the place is haunted by the souls who were taken that last night. Many decades passed, until your arrival. You must explore the spooky old Station and Hotel with nothing but your wits, bravery and Ghost-Hunting skills.

Dark fall lights out - The Director’s Cut Edition

Three men once manned the lighthouse on Fetch Rock, but they vanished without trace on New Year, 1900. The old lighthouse is built upon something ancient and terrible, causing manifestations, time distortions and unexplainable paranormal events. No-one knows what really happened to those three poor souls, and no-one is brave enough to stay in the lighthouse, alone, after dark. Except you. Only by jumping through time, from the ancient Bronze Age to a futuristic research base, will you be able to uncover what is really happening on Fetch Rock.

Barrow hill

Deep within the woods of Cornwall, England, a timeless yet sinister force is stirring. Unseen beneath the mysterious burial mound of Barrow Hill ancient forces awaken. Following in the footsteps of the well-known archaeologist Conrad Morse, you will discover that the barrow is more than just a collection of standing stones. During the Autumn Equinox you will have just one night to unravel a sinister plot using real archaeological techniques. However, not all secrets of the past should be unravelled, for some things are better left buried and undisturbed.