The 11th Hour
Trilobyte Games · 2013 · Adventure, Point & Click, FMV, Horror, Puzzle
PC
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About The 11th Hour
IN THE 70 DESOLATE YEARS since the horrifying murders chronicled in The 7th Guest, the town of Harley has been ominously silent.
Only when journalist Robin Morales vanishes while investigating the rotting abandoned mansion of the legendary toy maker Henry Stauf, do events resurrect a malignant past.
AS ROBIN'S COLLEAGUE and lover, Carl Denning, you come to the ravaged estate to find her. What you uncover in its decaying chambers embroils the entire town in a deadly legacy of madness.
WEAVING A FEATURE-LENGTH, powerfully graphic video through The 11th Hour: The Sequel to The 7th Guest, the renowned developers at Trilobyte have created the most cinematic challenge to date. A wide array of games, puzzles and quests cleverly underscores the time-bending, contemporary adult mystery. only the deepest horrors of the mind could spread such terror in the night.
FEATURES
EVERY MOMENT is riddled with intrigue. Three mysterious women are your only guides. Will you find Robin and unearth Stauf's fate at last? Or seal your own forever? It all must come together at The 11th Hour.
Only when journalist Robin Morales vanishes while investigating the rotting abandoned mansion of the legendary toy maker Henry Stauf, do events resurrect a malignant past.
AS ROBIN'S COLLEAGUE and lover, Carl Denning, you come to the ravaged estate to find her. What you uncover in its decaying chambers embroils the entire town in a deadly legacy of madness.
WEAVING A FEATURE-LENGTH, powerfully graphic video through The 11th Hour: The Sequel to The 7th Guest, the renowned developers at Trilobyte have created the most cinematic challenge to date. A wide array of games, puzzles and quests cleverly underscores the time-bending, contemporary adult mystery. only the deepest horrors of the mind could spread such terror in the night.
FEATURES
- Fully Explore over twenty-two beautifully-rendered rooms with faster, smoother 3-D graphics than ever before.
- Participate in a suspenseful interactive drama directed by David Wheeler, written by The 7th Guest author, Matthew Costello, featuring first-rate actors and a new musical score by The Fat Man.
- Solve three CD's worth of diverse and perilous challenges.
- Get on-screen hints instantly with the GameBook, No backtracking necessary.
- Watch high quality, full motion video without any additional hardware required.
EVERY MOMENT is riddled with intrigue. Three mysterious women are your only guides. Will you find Robin and unearth Stauf's fate at last? Or seal your own forever? It all must come together at The 11th Hour.
What Steam players say
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[h1]Pros:[/h1] [b]✅ I liked the game, but unfortunately it's just too broken to recommend.[/b] [b]✅ Multiple endings.[/b] [b]✅ I enjoyed the atmospheric horror setting.[/b] [b]✅ The cutscenes and bizarre plot were quite entertaining.[/b] [b]✅ I love how the game constantly insults my intelligence for not knowing how to solve puzzles.[/b] [h1]Cons:[/h1] [b]❌ Some puzzles seem to be designed for geniuses. The chess puzzle, which for some players will be the first puzzle they encounter in the game, is absolutely brutal... Holy sh*t...[/b] [b]❌ The game is also very broken on Windows 11. I highly rec…22 found this helpful
Very good and playable. Would recommend to people who enjoyed the 7th guest.2 found this helpful
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I was obsessed with 7th Guest as a kid, and was so excited to finally play the sequel... Good things: I found the puzzles very engaging, and there was so much more engagement and nuance with the enviroment compared 7th Guest (almost too much - almost anything was clickable to interact with... but the house decor was ... changed). Sadly, I otherwise found the game play a bit cringe. Not just an SA storyline that didn't age well, but also a lot of clunky changes to mechanics and game flow. The clues had you constantly running in circles around the house - like for a single clue you might have to repeatedly visit three different rooms. Instead of being able to 'auto-complete' when you get stuck on a puzzle, you have to do innumerable click-throughs each turn to tell the computer to take your turn for you... and you still are not guranteed to 'win'. Sadly, the coding also made it REALLY easy to click out of puzzles... which meant sometimes resetting right on the brink of solving. The sound was also hard to handle... cut scenes and game sounds had different audio, often the game music over-powered voice overs and cut-scene dialogue. Finally, it does not let you auto-complete the…1 found this helpful
Grade A FMV, but the music kind of gets in the way of the actual gameplay1 found this helpful
Classic & Thrilling Puzzle Game
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