Harvester

Well the game itself it's a classic well known and it's fine, but the reason i'm giving a negative review it's because this version being sold here it's not good since it has some annoying bugs and glitches. Like by example some the videos will play too fast to be able to watch them properly. And then also at some point the game crashed and when I tried to load my last save file, the last 3 save files I made got corrupted, and I had to load yet an another old save and redo the last things I've done due to that error. I was lucky I always make several saves files when playing, cause if I would have used just 1 or 2 saves then I would have lost everything and would've had to start all over again. So for that reason I don't recommend this version.

This was awesome! I did not see the end coming, though there were hints for it. For the gameplay, it is a point and click which means running around everywhere and interacting with things if you couldn't figure out the puzzles right away. If there was a puzzle I was stuck on, I'd step away and come back but each one is technically solvable without too much trouble (in hindsight). I will add that this has a incredible dark humor to it, which includes themes and content that a certain demographic would lose their sh!t over, but given the game as a whole it was funny in a way. Also, the ending explains everything as to why everything is. All in all, I definitely recommend a playthrough of this one. You will not be disappointed!

Troublesome game mechanics and BDSM parents

Harvester is, as a story, a Lynchian story about strange people in a strange town. It balances absurdity with genuinely compelling social commentary, leading to an absolutely bonkers trip through a town that is simultaneously psychotic, over-the-top, and strangely reflective. It is brazen with its gore to a truly sickening degree, but seems to question the nature of this violence too, at times seeming to say "You wanted this senseless violence, and now you have to deal with the consequences." (However, there are still absolutely scenes of gratuitous gore. There are so many scenes of gratuitous gore. That's, like, half of the experience. This is not a subtle game, and it calls itself "the most violent adventure game of all time" for a very good reason) Despite this, I cannot recommend this to anyone. Despite its impeccable atmosphere, good story, creepy voice-acting, and fantastic music, the gameplay is absolutely painful. Harvester 1996 is genuinely the worst-built game I have ever played. The puzzles rely on ridiculous solutions, to the point where it is genuinely impossible to play without a guide. The hint to solving one of the puzzles was removed from the game just before relea…

basically what I lived through in my teenage years if you don't mind playing a point & click game, you should check it out

Very fun :-)