Phantasmagoria (1995) PC Playthrough

A playthrough of Sierra's 1995 PC game, Phantasmagoria.
*This recording has been replaced by a newer, much higher quality recording. Please watch that one instead: • Phantasmagoria (PC) Pl...
Please note that the game is being played in the uncensored mode, and though it's nothing worse than a rated R horror movie, there are a few graphic bits if you're sensitive to that kind of thing.
Also, you might notice that there are no prompts in the video to switch discs: I copied the data from each of the discs to the hard drive before playing, since switching seven of them gets tiring after awhile. Especially when the point of CD #2 is to buy drain cleaner and to have an interminable chat with an old woman about antiques (which is not even necessary for finishing the game). The game is amazing, but really Mrs. Williams? Did this really require seven entire CDs? At least the entire seventh disc consuming finale makes up for this... ahem oversight.
The game is so much easier to playthrough like this, though I must admit - the lack of a "Please insert Disc 7" message when you click on the dark room door for the last time does upsettingly enough rob the start of the finale of a bit of the tension! (/end nostalgic geek out)
If you want to see a specific part, the chapter start times are below:
Chapter 1 - 3:29
Chapter 2 - 44:12
Chapter 3 - 1:13:16
Chapter 4 - 1:39:07
Chapter 5 - 2:16:11
Chapter 6 - 2:48:16
Chapter 7 - 3:26:26
Finale - 3:36:49
All of Carno's wives' deaths are shown throughout the video, as well as the majority of the scenes that are available in-game; if I had done the quickest path from beginning to end, the video would have been nearly an hour shorter.
I've been on a Sierra kick lately, so if there are any of their classic adventures that you'd like to see, or if you have any comments on the playthrough, please let me know!
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This recording has been replaced by a newer, much higher quality recording. Please watch that one instead! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3S1anywjMRjbcU

[@MrNiceguy3210]

I love how everytime she finishes an animation, she stands straight like a statue.

[@NintendoComplete]

Did you notice that standing straight up is usually accompanied by some hair flip or fix or fidget? Apparently a strong female protagonist still is required to show some sign of vanity every few seconds ;)

[@MrNiceguy3210]

The 90s.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Very rigid. As if she was a guard on duty at Buckingham Palace.

[@ronward5698]

That was the way games did things back then. It wasn’t any weirder than retro video game characters being made out of blocks.

[@johnny150480]

technology from 1995 - what did you expect?

[@WingZX1103]

This is honestly how I imagined being trapped in a game would be like

[@ninjawizard7021]

i wish i could trap all democrats on old Atari ET game, the one that was so bad they berried on the desert lol

[@guidadiehl9176]

I want to be trapped in the Blue Hell Bar in Frederik Pohl's Gateway.

[@maestr02.06]

@@ninjawizard7021 i wish I could trap all Republicans in postal 1

[@guidadiehl9176]

@@maestr02.06 Unadulterated cringe.

[@VideoGuy232]

@@ninjawizard7021 Feel good about coming to this completely unpolitical comment under a completely unpolitical video, and bringing your politics into it?

[@ArcadeGames]

A friend brought this over in 1995, I was blown away it had seven discs. We stayed up all night and beat it, it was pretty epic. Full motion video was still a new thing for computers/or consoles back then. My computer at the time was a 486dx and it handled it pretty well.

[@BigDrewski1000]

Oh man a 486dx! That brings back some low tech memories. Lol.

[@bgates275]

My brother had this game. However, there was a game that came a year before this of a very similar style. It was called: Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon. It ran on very similar hardware, came on several discs, and also featured FMV. I thought it was pretty amazing for the time, but I suppose the novelty of it all, soon ran thin.

[@brunster64]

John Smith - Under a killing moon - I remember playing a demo of it that was a free disc on a computer magazine - good memories

[@adrienrouxel1873]

@@brunster64 I have played all them games ... good old days ..... Under a killing moon ect

[@mjcdog80]

I use too always use the red skull the whole game😅😅

[@lemerdeposteur]

Oh my god. FMV games were my jam in the 90’s. We were like “VIDEO GAMES LOOK LIKE MOVIES NOW! THE EVOLUTION IS COMPLETE!” Lmao

[@brendonius6054]

+1

[@KK10155]

haha I felt that.

[@bubblegumxo]

Over 20 years later, we still hear the same stock door opening and closing sound effects 😶.

[@tabbycatgames31]

The graphics, it's so realistic

[@l2084]

Since those were real actors that were filmed for this game, it'd better be!

[@RedBorsch]

+Akane Murasaki , nope, it's very pixel and, besides, almost third of the screen is covered with that huge and unnecessary menu. In visual novels and The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery it's not bad because these menus contain beautiful arts those change during the walkthrough but this menu isn't good at all. Even in A Puzzle of Flesh they've removed it in a black line under the screen and it looks much better. And the graphics from A Puzzle of Flesh were much better than Phantasmagoria, though.

[@tabbycatgames31]

Red Skorpion :D thanks for the long reply but i was just kidding ^_^ Have a nice day

[@RedBorsch]

Akane Murasaki, what a polite people live outside Russia. I never saw such politeness in our land. Nice joke, by the way. :-) Still, can't believe that this game had $4.500.000 budget and The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery had much less budget than that. And much less income. What an injustice.

[@Tsumami__]

+Red Skorpion because this game came out in like 1996 and at the time, yeah these graphics were actually top notch. This game was actually pretty big for PC games because of the fact that it was so innovative.

[@randzopyr1038]

"Hey babe, you know that bathroom on the second floor?" "You mean the only room in the house that isn't locked?"

[@thefemalemantis]

I'm so glad you posted this! It's so nostalgic. I spent like 2 days not sleeping trying to figure it out back in 1995 at my friend's house it scared the hell out of me. I freaking love it

[@viamagalhaes]

I remember watching my dad play this game when I was little. It gave me nightmares for months, but I found it amazing. I still do.

[@ramisamman5674]

Nightmares???... Amateur. I couldn't enter into a dark room for months.....after killing his wife 2:20:25 stopped eating meat for a week. The game destroyed my childhood

[@ricardodesousa547]

Isso foi em que ano, Victor?

[@viamagalhaes]

@@ramisamman5674 i feel you, the force-feeding scene is way too much for me to this day...

[@viamagalhaes]

@@ricardodesousa547 acho que 95/96, por que?

[@daughteroffamouscaptain120]

If I remember correct, it was her child

[@Davidow1]

This is actually an *extremely* disturbing game. The "bad" graphics really adds to the creepiness. I don't think they'd ever be able to make such adisturbing game today.

[@cornjobb]

they weren't "bad" graphics at the time.

[@Leny1777]

Ever heard of a game called Harvester? It came out a year later after this one. I am playing this one and the sequel very soon on Steam. Ashame that Darkseed titles are not on steam. :(

[@vitorzumkeller8070]

WRONGO!!! Try Paranormal most disturbing horror game ever... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpXLk5yCmauhjpI -> updated gameplay

[@thomasdrish8344]

It's the only game I ever played in my life where a woman is raped. I can't think of anything more disturbing.

[@Stratos53100]

See my post above, The game was beyond its years, back then, A unforgettable experience for gameplay..

[@BezoRazo]

If dramatic Gothic music complete with Latin chanting doesn't magically fill the air during your lovemaking sessions, you're doing something wrong.

[@MedicMain9]

that's the future goths want

[@melchiormerrowson9576]

Only to you and those that agree.

[@christophscheibelhofer6696]

Absolutely! All I ever seem to be getting is Latin music with gothic chants.

[@user-mq5dr1jh5t]

cantus profane!

[@SamuelBlack84]

That's how we Satanists make love 😈

[@corvusdove874]

Sierra, still the legends of the click adventure.

[@paulsmith9192]

@Corvus Dove idk.this king quest games were pretty bad in terms of story.I preferred monkey Island and broken sword

[@forestcult7780]

Don in Chapter one: Darn these pipes are cloged Don in chapter two: bitch where's my drain cleaner

[@Krnflakgrl71]

My friend and I had so much fun cursing at that asshole, Don. What a dick he was. 🤣

[@ThurstonHowell3rd]

This game was the reason for buying my first PC in the 90's. I still have the box CD set and official insider's guide in my collection.

[@steffydouglas]

Cool cool

[@vladimirkolosov8836]

me too. I lost large box, but I still have that carton case on 7 cd inserts. Still remember paint smell of new one, despite it long gone

[@technofeeliak]

I like your enthusiasm. Definitely one of the better games from the 1990s. I had to watch the entire playthrough. Maybe Blumhouse can make a theatrical film adaptation.

[@TheRavenArchon]

Something about the sincerity of the acting (cheesy, yes, but sincere), and special effects actually makes this game more horrifying than many modern games called out for such things. I've played the Bioshock games, Doom games, Souls games, Resident Evil games, and none of them disturbed me like this. I've always had problems with "80s gore". Old R rated movies from the 70s and 80s tweek me out more than almost anything but blatant gore porn made today. Not sure what it is about it that effects me so.

[@hannable70]

Except it was the 70s and 80s that brought excessive gore to the mainstream with such movies as Friday the 13th, Halloween, and Nightmare on Elm Street. You know the kind. A group of innocent teens get together in some remote place - and the **ENTIRE** purpose of the movie was to see how creative and gory each successive death could be - sans any real plot to speak of. I can watch violence and gore all day and not be bothered. But these "body count" movies do disturb me. For one thing, they're semi-Biblical in the sense that one would think these poor kids are being butchered for underage drinking and sex before marriage. What disturbs me about those gory slaughter-fests is the fact that the victims are truly innocent. They're not criminals, they're not escaped prisoners, they're not terrorists, they're not secret enemy agents, they're not insurgents or partisans in a war. No, they're just a group of kids doing what most kids do at that age - and to watch kids that young be butchered for no real reason ... to me ... it's not something I feel comfortable doing for entertainment.

[@alyssarasmussen1723]

fallout 1's bad ending too is crazu

[@christopherwillemsen1410]

I remember playing through this game entirely back in the day. 100% nostalgia

[@guitargod259]

I like how it echoes when they're talking outside. It adds to the realism :)

[@cloudld]

authentic screen tearing and artifacts, a true 1995 experience!!

[@NintendoComplete]

Hahaha it doesn't get any more real than giant pixels and shearing of the image, does it? But hey, flaws and all, it was still impressive in its time.

[@catslovecorners5940]

Luke Cloud ~4:30 smoking a cigarette at the kitchen table. Who does that now?

[@MrGencyExit64]

Luke Cloud I know it's going to sound weird, but... part of the "true 1995 experience" was the sound of your CD-ROM drive seeking. That's missing from all of these FMV games you can pickup on GOG these days and it kind of makes me sad :( After investing $500 in a CD-ROM drive and sound card to hook it up to, that unique sound was somehow satisfying. You'd only hear it in games that absolutely required a CD-ROM, and weren't simply packaged on CD-ROM for convenience.

[@NintendoComplete]

Hmm I don't recall ever hearing it unless it was on overdrive for an installation. I had a 4x Teac drive in my machine in 1995 and it was pretty quiet, you could barely hear it humming usually when the access light was blinking

[@MrGencyExit64]

NintendoComplete It constantly ran in all FMV games for me. The second you change rooms, or anything like that, you'd hear a squeak. I originally had a 2x SONY, but upgraded to a 4x when it wasn't cutting it for Myst.

[@Byrnzi360]

You buy a house that looks like that, you're pretty much asking for a bad time.

[@SamuelBlack84]

I would so love a house like this

[@halfblood415]

@@SamuelBlack84 well considering your dumbass likes satanic shit it’s not that hard to believe

[@blazingphoenix1000]

I just want too know how the heck they could afford to buy a mansion

[@Byrnzi360]

@@halfblood415 the house would have been fine had they followed common sense: If you find a bricked up church behind a locked library… turn around, leave it alone, and certainly as hell don’t touch anything inside.

[@Byrnzi360]

@@blazingphoenix1000 she’s a romance novelist and he’s a photojournalist - their budget was 1.8m. They probably bought it on Property Hunters or something.

[@ryanrandall1727]

Still a kick ass opening song. Love this game. Sure it hasn't aged well but there's still something special here

[@RMJ1984]

I would love a remaster of this. When i say remaster, i mean the original uncompressed audio and video files, must exist somewhere..

[@adrienrouxel1873]

Same here some should remaster that game ... I loved it back then and would love to play it again remaster . Anyway I have all the disk and will see what I can do !

[@Piggy_Piggerson]

the assets could have easily been lost or deleted at anytime since then. But I agree it would be neat

[@RMJ1984]

@@Piggy_Piggerson True. I guess we can only hope and then time will tell. Many of these old games are also in copyright hell, meaning nobody really owns the IP or multiple companies do, so it's hard to make a remaster.

[@Piggy_Piggerson]

@@RMJ1984 Oh true that too. unfortunate...

[@riperrosa4668]

Is that because of the s#x

[@MegaBobsel]

Good old times when games didn't need updates every damn day. If this game was released today you probably had to buy each chapter as a dlc

[@ZhaoYun320]

that or subscribe for hints and such XD

[@jamesoffutt2801]

That's not entirely true, because for example games like Tyrian and killoblaster and Jazz Jackrabbit, you need to order the next episodes through phone. Or net.

[@melechdomeyhwh]

For real lol

[@mikehikes710]

@@jamesoffutt2801 but the first episode was free so that's different. Alot different then selling a full priced game then selling add ons that should come standard like EA and Bethsada do

[@jamesoffutt2801]

@@mikehikes710 thanks man. That's really appreciated. See now back when I was a kid, I really didn't understand why you had to order the other episodes the aforementioned games. I just didn't understand it.

[@chapman1569]

At last, twenty years later I saw it to the end. I played the game almost to the end but it kept crashing in the final chapter and to my regrets I couldn't finish it. I am glad somebody put it on KZbin. That was a good game. Thank you.

[@TPSTraining]

Ha! Thats exactly what happend to me this days! I bought the game 2 Weeks ago from steam, and it crashed in the final chapter - an i now watched the end here on youtube! Greetings from austria, chapman!

[@djames7565]

loved this game as a kid. still looks good today.

[@ColdBloodedBastard]

I love this game. Wish they made more games like this.

[@KBP120]

They cut them all off after a few years because the masses rejected FMV. Who knows how many awesome PC FMV games could've and would've come out in the late 90's into the early 2000's and maybe even beyond..if not for the rejection. FMV was absolutely awesome.

[@quuboid]

Great game, brings back a lot of memories. My best friend owned the game and invited me over to complete it with her, we still talk about it!

[@francistremblay8098]

when my parents bought me this game wen I was a kid , 4 of my friends came to my house we stayed awake all night to make the playthrough , best memories

[@ahcool4453]

quuboid OOOOOOO! HER!

[@letmetryscience4535]

They bought this house with bare minimum backstory and she looks like she's exploring it for the first time lol

[@memejojawolf]

Undiscovered rooms?

[@Loungeroomuk]

Wow, thanks for the upload. Brings back memories of big box PC games, reading the manual on the way home and so much nostaligia man!

[@NintendoComplete]

I have so many memories of doing that. Sierra's were always great, too... their boxes were massive compared to most companies'. Even if the box was mostly filled with a cardboard insert so that the box didn't smoosh or collapse.

[@Mackheath1]

Thanks for this - it brings back fond memories. The playthrough is as good as a movie.

[@reallydumbforeal1]

I love how she goes into T Pose (well I pose in this case) at the end of every animation lol

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

Whoa, this scary game is over 20 years old and counting. Who was horrified when they played this?

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

evange03 Oops.

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

evange03 I read the date wrong. At the time in 2015, it was 20 years old. Now 21.

[@decimatorentertainmentstud8523]

evange03 Thanks.

[@adamspeiser6449]

I am scared watching it now.

[@floobersman]

I have never known my mom to play games but I remember watching her play this as a kid and I horrified me

[@Some0neSomewhere]

I loved this game. Man Roberta Williams needs to come back and make some more adventure game :(

[@JolastikaParanoia]

actually she did last year :) King´s Quest

[@Some0neSomewhere]

JolastikaParanoia Yeah but I don't believe she didn't have any direct involvement in that one sadly :( It's apparently meant to be a reboot of the series. Though I DO need to give it shot! Jane Jensen at least has continued to make a few games over the years. Grey Matter was pretty good.

[@ben6651]

She was asked to help make the new King's Quest but declined saying she was retired.

[@CryingZombie666]

Fuck the remake.

[@Tsumami__]

+StygianTraveler141 it's pretty awful. No justice to the original KQ

[@garryjamesburns]

Thanks for posting this, i spent weeks playing this game and have not found its equal anywhere. I am enjoying every minute of your walkthrough it has brought back great memories, well done and thanks again

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

I never played this game, but it looks interesting. It is like watching a movie, thanks for the upload.

[@Plutoprincess1023]

This game was a delight to watch! Thank you for playing this. I love the grittyness to it. It's under developed dialogue that reminds me of so many other wonderful games. The little creepy music. But what cracked me up the most was her husband plays as the house seller. I'm still only 30 minutes in. I love spooky stuff and I adore the overall vibe. Its cool to just chill out and watch in the background a bit.

[@RThyrring]

What a beginning XD "Oh honey, I'm scared!" "Oh baby, it was just a dream..." "Oh, that's good..." "Let's fuck." "Okay!" Thanks for uploading by the way ^_^

[@NintendoComplete]

Hahahaha, too true, I was kind of amazed how quickly they managed to pack in a sex scene!

[@alloutminigamer3560]

Lol i was thinking the same thing. Havent played this game since i was 6

[@BootboyJu]

There's nothing that a good cock in the ass can't heal :p

[@llothar68]

It looks great as a 1980th style porno intro

[@Flossy350]

They looked like they had fun making this. The acting is actually very nice.

[@Rocket1377]

Most of the actors said it was very difficult experience. Long hours, tons of green screen, and multiple takes to get the variations of character movement and dialogue.

[@Etrehumain123]

@@Rocket1377 In details it looks very complex yes, imagine all the takes to walk around and deal numerous fake objects, doors, ect... It looks painful days of acting

[@NaneelQueenOfDarknes]

Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder.

[@loteixeira]

4:43 smoking a cigarette during the breakfast. Ahhh, the 90's.

[@janX9]

Before I quit smoking, I used to smoke so much that I'd stop eating dinner half way through and have a smoke or smoke while eating too. This wasn't too long back either, Maybe 5-6 years ago.

[@alessandrofeitosa-channel3551]

I smoke even in 2020

[@SamuelBlack84]

@034bloodas My ex-girlfriend smoked and it was never fun kissing her, the taste in her mouth was rather unpleasant

[@Krnflakgrl71]

Thank you so much for uploading this! My friend Kevin and I had soo much fun playing this! This is amazing! I'm watching the whole playthrough on the Xbox KZbin app. Brilliant!!

[@NintendoComplete]

I'm really glad you enjoyed it so much!

[@Creative_StudioMic]

I remembered a game that's somewhat alike, same style - Harvester. Harvester and Phantasmagoria - one love

[@deemster4249]

Dark Seed 2 is very similar too!

[@nikoniko2123]

games today don't give you such a thrill. best played in a dark room at night. definitely one of my best games list. i can still remember most of the scenes

[@Deciheximal]

38:47 - *Removes a ridiculous number of bricks, far more than necessary to pass* *Large pile of bricks nowhere in sight*

[@Rocket1377]

The way that she does it is ridiculous too, she just pulls them out by hand. Even in Resident Evil 3 it was more believable, when Jill used a metal bar to smash through a brick wall.

[@KakyouKuzuki2001]

All in order to create a Sierra Logo :)

[@adas67]

7CD's. Genuine game was cheaper than pirat, because of cost of blank CD-R back then :)

[@NintendoComplete]

For real. Hell, in 1995 a 1x burner was still over a grand for the bare drive

[@bluepicis]

Yes Lol, too much cds but nice game.

[@henryairconcepts2999]

Not in Indonesia. Pirated one was 1/3 of the genuine copy price

[@rashoietolan3047]

Hahahahahaha In 2017 I can buy 100 blanks for 5$

[@rashoietolan3047]

Lmaoooo this will still be funny in 100 years

[@VampireBatLord]

“Excuse me, Lou?” That poor woman’s likely at the “omg what!?” Point. Lol.

[@travisdejong2354]

Her shit is overpriced. She deserves it.

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

@034bloodas you can trade the cameo for that cross

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

@034bloodas but i still i agree fucking overpriced

[@WolfyBlueEyez]

This looks good for an old game

[@NintendoComplete]

Imagine how amazing it looked when it was first released! As if seven discs wasn't intimidating enough!

[@geoffmoore1828]

God this brings back memories. This game scarred me as a child lol.

[@christineking8183]

That nightmare she had was trying to warn her about the dangers of that mansion and that her life would be in grave danger if she and her husband continued to stay in that mansion.

[@Demonizer5134]

This game is highly underrated

[@mattusonblacklion]

last first highly shite

[@GMOTP5738]

@MisatoMadeRamen Not really lmao they're fun to riff on how dumb they are but they are not great games you moron 🤣🙄🤦‍♂️

[@ytgc-royalewarex5190]

@MisatoMadeRamen I agree with that !!

[@ytgc-royalewarex5190]

It's a point and click interactive movie-based horror game and it's good. The game is not overrated when it got low appreciation even for its time

[@Trev359]

@Seth Hultkrantz Your ignorance is showing massively.

[@Dorelaxen]

Don's acting, especially at the very end, is why I love this game. It's just the most hammy, over the top Z grade stuff. On par with that perpetual kidder Steve from Harvester. "Where's Stephanie?" Played this in like '98, and even today, it's still fun to muck about with.

[@Stratos53100]

Thanks for this, Yes, A Game beyond its years, I have it / played it when it was released, Wish this one could be remade as of current. It was probably one of the first live action games ever released. 7 discs back then was crazy, Game had a superb thrill horror theme to it, that was a unforgettable experience.

[@pagan22]

I seriously wish they would turn this into a movie. The game was epic! Same for the Gabriel Knight games.

[@rainbow6siege345]

Saw bas based on this movie

[@fernandasouzatomazzia3139]

Também amei os jogos de Gabriel Knight em The beast within

[@psyduckopsicopato3658]

@@fernandasouzatomazzia3139 Gabriel Knight é muito bom

[@steve5123456789]

Already is. It's basically the shining.

[@anterpants]

I remember being so fascinated by CD games with full motion video.

[@KBP120]

And rightfully so. They were fascinating and awesome.

[@wesker2good]

Played this few years ago. I now still have nightmares

[@Victoria-vd2li]

Actress Victoria Morsell had to work 10 to 12 hours a day, six days a week, for three months to capture all her character's actions and movements. the real MVP

[@reneecrock5526]

Loved this game played it when I was in junior high..demon ripping her face apart..brutal!

[@nothingnessincarnate7013]

Talks to the jewerly store manager fifteen times in a row.

[@mitchravenswyck705]

I realize only now that watching this with my sound on in public may not have been the best idea.

[@daughteroffamouscaptain120]

No matter if I know all cinematics, but I still get grave chills from every murder scene because of it's cruelty

[@pixelotix]

What a goddamn masterpiece this game is.

[@flowerpetals1396]

I played this game years ago. Such a treat to find and to watch this movie gameplay now. Thank you for posting. Whisper it softly, I know which scene you cut.

[@ssschampion]

Very atmospheric game. I remember getting stuck many times. I kept going to that second floor bathroom and seeing Don constantly working. Great playthrough!

[@NintendoComplete]

Hahaha I know, I remember doing the same the first time. It didn't stop until she yelled "Here's your damn drain cleaner!" I could have sworn when I played it the first time that there had to be more to CD2 than a friendly chat about antiques and buying drain cleaner. Obviously, I was wrong. And thanks!

[@teslacoil5697]

I appreciate the pretty accurate tarot reading. Normally when tarot shows up in media the reader just pulls one single card, it’s always Death and then everyone gasps ‘DEATH!!! OH NO!! It means... you’re going to die!!’

[@taylorered6874]

I'd be more shocked getting the tower lol

[@lowhp_comic]

Ikr, death in the upright is like one of the best cards you could hope for if you're in a bad place

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

@@lowhp_comic Hell, in my fanfic, Dexter (the boy genius) would get either the Emperor or the Hermit tarot card, the former showing him trying to control everything while the latter shows his reclusiveness and introspective personality over the years. Either way, it'd be a window into his soul.

[@chrisfisher8422]

Fun fact: Don wasn’t ever actually possessed or going mad, just low key *really* irritated that his wife kept wearing the exact same orange shirt and black pants day after day after day after day. Like change your clothes or else we’re getting a divorce, dang.

[@NintendoComplete]

Maybe he just should've left a post it on the dead cat: CHANGE YOUR CLOTHES!

[@MrRayqwik]

She got over that bad dream fast.

[@smol_time-traveler4534]

MrRayqwik horror movies doesn't have common sense remember and yes I answer comments years later

[@cutiness3733]

@@smol_time-traveler4534 , me too man xd

[@Davez621]

I never paid much attention to this game back in the day, but maybe I should have. Anyway, 1995 was a great year to be a PC gamer, with C&C and Warcraft II being all the rage.

[@Leto85]

How times have changed. This game used to be banned, but games nowadays have much more violence in them and we now know games do not cause violence.

[@GoodMemoriesForever]

The memories. I still have all these old games.

[@jaxbennett4535]

I love how these people are wealthy enough to afford a mansion in New England (even though she's a subpar mystery writer and he's a freelance photographer), and yet they only have one outfit apiece.

[@ImNigglou]

Jax Bennett lucky the sequel was banned.

[@GummoNZ]

And can't afford to buy the crucifix.

[@asiaoharasbutterflies9425]

“Haunted” houses usually are hard to sell

[@vantastic9367]

Discounted for murders previously committed in the house, or the chicks family has money. Use your imagination, derp.

[@CelliBelli]

Thank you for uploading this! Never had the chance to play it but watching this seems just as good.

[@markankone9362]

I almost made it in the game to the end ... This is good enough 😁

[@firstavina]

Classic game! This was one of the scariest games in that era! :D

[@DehnusNorder]

Nina Firstavina DOn't know I thought it was overhyped. There was scarier stuff around like Alone in the Dark, the 11th Hour, etc.

[@francistremblay8098]

your birth was overhyped.....

[@MegaBobsel]

@@DehnusNorder 11th Hour had a good story but it was far from scary.

[@Rocket1377]

Scary? Not remotely. Resident Evil 1 came out the following year, and was far more terrifying.

[@firstavina]

@@Rocket1377 yeah.. To me it was. I didn't play Resident Evil because I've had enough of horror games at that time. 😂

[@user-yn8cu5rk7h]

Thus game is so sick! Wow I have not expected this.

[@SmittenKitten.]

If only she had remembered that goddamn drain cleaner NONE of this would have happened!!

[@Soulreaver191]

SmittenKitten if she hadn't opened the box, that demon wouldn't have gotten lose.

[@elixiamakara1905]

Harriet waving her arms above her head before the seance= Me

[@livir3361]

She doesn't call the cops after finding the bodies??

[@paulmr6667]

how about some coffee? Yes, big one!

[@jaxcraft2848]

42:27: YUP! He's possessed! XD 43:15: Wait, nevermind. Phew! That was a close one!

[@toxicpunkette]

Thanks for the upload :) the first game I can remember from my childhood.

[@NintendoComplete]

No problem, it's a completely awesome game :)

[@hbombstatic]

Thank you so much for this! It is one of my all time favorite games...ahhhh! Nostalgia! 🤗

[@TwistedStrummer]

I love the games of this era. So many live action sequences.

[@ashlynhorror9505]

It's like a playable lifetime movie

[@mikieson]

i love these things. people can make fun all they want about FMV but its amazing to me still today..love the nostalgia of it..

[@kraglord1997]

I used to play this game in a small dark office, down in the basement when I was just a little niño. This was a mistake. But I dont regret it.

[@steffydouglas]

I remember playing bram stoker's dracula for the Sega-cd emulator and I tried to make harper jump on the bridge but he fell fuck f arts

[@ddduelist]

I haven't felt this much tension in a long time, I can't get this kick out of today horror games.

[@FranklinSninsky]

+Alan Bravo I know exactly what you mean dude, this game was downright creepy, and it felt like you were controlling real people in some horror story as you played! Yeah New games just don't do it for me either

[@francistremblay8098]

last game i felt like this was in fatal frame

[@Ophiuchus123456789]

I personally rate a lot of modern horror games quite high. Now, horror movies, I haven't felt much of anything good in a long time.

[@DDS029]

+Ophiuchus123456789 Everything has to rely on the plot, especially in horror movies. With CGI today, everything is possible, and life-like. It takes the sense of danger out of it. Back when I was young you didn't think something was possible without being cheesy. So you were always amazed by the advancement of SFX. And, didn't expect what was coming, because it wasn't possible. But, it was, and how it looked scared the crap out of you. Like this game.

[@francistremblay8098]

Sierra's first game to use live actors integrated and Adrienne one of my first crush

[@UnicornPizza]

2:20:48 ohhhh i hate this moment

[@andreziegler3995]

😀😀😀😀

[@batsaranganerdene6911]

What the fu-

[@echothehusky]

Jesus Christ what sick fuck thought that up?

[@natphil8377]

Please tell me what happens there. I can't bring myself to watch it.

[@echothehusky]

@@natphil8377 No, I don't want to remember, all the cut-scenes are horrifying.

[@adamspeiser6449]

I'm going to be watching my back for a long while, otherwise Don is going to sneak up from behind.

[@ProjectRedfoot]

19:45 "The bed grabbed you? Relax, we probably just have rats!" That guy probably married her because she's a mindless zombie that does whatever she's told. lol

[@baconingbad]

How doubting her obviously unbelievable claim means that?

[@tomkinite]

I can think of two other reasons.

[@comesect]

I came here to see what the handy man fixing the phone had to say because my dumb finger spazed out and clicked the skip forward button around 2:50:00 lol thanks for upload...this is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had.

[@RThyrring]

What the hell is up with that opening? “I just had a nightmare of being tortured to death in some hell like dimension...!” “Oh honey, that was just a dream.” “Yeah, you’re right.” “Let’s have sex.” “Okay!”

[@polanialmoni6274]

Where is the scene when she got tortured with something closing on her head? I remember that as a child.

[@NintendoComplete]

I believe 2:18:19 is what you're looking for :)

[@polanialmoni6274]

@@NintendoComplete omg yes you are the best! I was 6 years old in a friend's house and his mother was playing this game and I was traumatized by this scene!!!

[@michaelmoore3291]

Back in the mid 90s my friend had this game. We hung out in his room taking turns playing, trying to figure out what to do next. I remember being just absolutely thrilled with the FMV scenes, the music, the way the story unfolds, and feeling so caught up in it. I loved point and click games like Space Quest, King's Quest, Maniac Mansion and stuff, but this game seemed so much more than those because of the real actors and serious tone. I loved the spooky horror mystery of it all. We spent about a week of beautiful summer days just cooped up in his room playing Phantasmagoria. Two dumb kids completely engaged in a silly PC game! It was bliss!

[@arielomalley4896]

God I loved this game. Thanks for uploading it.

[@Androly_San]

Bought this game when I was like 14 and it absolutely blew my mind. I never finished it so thanks for posting the full playthrough!

[@kaetease]

You should play I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream! It's a great game and I'd love to see a full playthrough on it. Love the PC Gaming playlist btw.

[@NintendoComplete]

Thanks! And I'll definitely consider it!

[@geddoe316]

Pc games had those unique sound effects back in the day, which is what i remember most.

[@janisterzaj]

1995... what a year for video gaming! C&C, Heroes of Might and Magic and Worms. All games spawned nice franchises.

[@NintendoComplete]

No doubt! I loved Worms, I'd totally forgotten about it! Full Throttle, The Dig, and Space Quest 6 came out that year too, it really was a great time for PC games. Chrono Trigger came out that year on the SNES too :)

[@TomO-nx1bd]

In these types of older games the surprise element was sometimes lost because you knew something was about to happen when your hard drive starts thrashing.

[@paulsmith9192]

@Tom O I always played these on,consoles

[@sutanpuu]

mirror, mirror on the wall. tell me who is the most monstrous of them all

[@kingajrocks2345]

The Demon is 😡😡😡😡