Samuel reads William's private diary and quickly discovers that there have been a number of mysterious deaths, and as he gets closer to these crimes, he realizes that he is very much at the centre of the mystery. Samuel must do all he can to solve the mystery and keep himself alive.
A rich and interesting storyline to capture the imagination
Third-person graphical adventure
Six comprehensive chapters
Features 23 individual characters
More than 100 different locations, including: a medieval underground temple, a mental hospital and a cemetery)
Atmospheric effects such as rain, fog and storms
Hundreds of realistic animations
Many logical, inventory, environmental and tactile puzzles
Product Description
British nobleman, Samuel Gordon, has just returned to his homeland after a self-imposed twelve year absence. Reluctantly returning to his magnificent home, Black Mirror Manor, he is desperate to prove that the untimely death of his ancestor, William Gordon, was not just an ‘unfortunate incident.'
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Samuel reads William's private diary and quickly discovers that there have been a number of mysterious deaths, and as he gets closer to these crimes, he realizes that he is very much at the centre of the mystery. Samuel must do all he can to solve the mystery and keep himself alive.
A rich and interesting storyline to capture the imagination
Third-person graphical adventure
Six comprehensive chapters
Features 23 individual characters
More than 100 different locations, including: a medieval underground temple, a mental hospital and a cemetery)
Atmospheric effects such as rain, fog and storms
Hundreds of realistic animations
Many logical, inventory, environmental and tactile puzzles
Product Description
British nobleman, Samuel Gordon, has just returned to his homeland after a self-imposed twelve year absence. Reluctantly returning to his magnificent home, Black Mirror Manor, he is desperate to prove that the untimely death of his ancestor, William Gordon, was not just an ‘unfortunate incident.'
