MS-DOS port of the interactive movie game, originally released for the Commodore CDTV.
Note: This game is not compatible with DOSBox 0.74, which at the time of writing (June 2015) is the current official release version. However, a fix does exist and is expected to be included in the next release.
Developed by
Delta 4 Interactive
Released
1993
Also For
CDTV
Published by
On-Line PLC, Prism Leisure Corporation Plc
Perspective
1st-person
Narrative
Detective / Mystery, Horror
Genre
Adventure
Art
Video backdrop
Description
One of the plethora of multimedia video-streaming games that came out upon the advent of the CD-drive, Psycho Killer casts the player into the role of an unnamed male protagonist, who was one day driving through the countryside on a cold autumn day, and suddenly saw an escaped killer chasing a woman. Now the hero must figure out a way to find the killer and stop him.
Psycho Killer is an adventure game with the interaction restricted to "jumping" from picture to picture, occasionally clicking on the screen in order to find objects that are possible to interact with. As in other interactive movies, some parts presented as video sequences, during which the player has to make the correct action quickly in order to succeed.
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