Release Date: 1997
"Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster" is an atmospheric point-and-click adventure game for the Sega Saturn. Released in 1995 and developed by Amazing Media, the game presents a unique twist on Mary Shelley's classic tale by placing players in the role of the creature crafted by Dr. Frankenstein. As the monster, players navigate through an elaborate storyline filled with puzzles and interactions, exploring the haunting environments from a first-person perspective. The game incorporates full-motion video (FMV) sequences to enrich the narrative and deepen the immersive experience. The use of FMV was a popular technique in the 1990s, allowing for more cinematic gameplay.
Unique for its time, "Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster" features Hollywood actor Tim Curry, who plays the role of Dr. Frankenstein, providing a memorable and engaging performance that enhances the gothic atmosphere of the game. The integration of live-action sequences with digital environments showcases the technological ambitions of mid-90s game development. The gameplay focuses on solving a variety of puzzles and uncovering the secrets surrounding the monster’s creation and subsequent events. It challenged players to not only engage with the mechanics but also empathize with the plight of the misunderstood protagonist, reshaping the traditional narrative of the Frankenstein story. The game stands out as a notable example of how video games can explore classic literature in new and interactive ways.
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Players: Single Player
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