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Warthogs

N/A

2 (648)

Warthogs is a point and click graphic adventure where you play as Larry Lotter (a 'store brand' version of Harry Potter, hero of the books of the same name) who needs to perform as best he can in his school exams. Your adventure will also introduce you to other unofficial versions of characters like Snape, Dumbledore, Hermione, and Ron Weasley. You can talk to all of them and choose what to say from different dialog options. And, each line has been performed by voice actors. Like in any graphic adventure worth its salt, Warthogs requires you to investigate different scenes and talk to different characters to advance the story. You'll also have access to different spells that you will need to use to solve puzzles. Warthogs is a really entertaining graphic adventure that is sure to please fans of Harry Potter, since it's a fun story starring some of those famous characters.

Sacred Line

Sasha Darko

5 (833)

Sacred Line is a first person horror adventure game where players control Ellen, a detective who heads into an abandoned cabin in the middle of a forest after receiving an anonymous phone call from someone who promises her some information about the disappearance of her sister. This is the start of a first-person horror adventure game along the lines of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, in which players have to pick up objects and solve puzzles using a system of realistic game physics. All this takes place while you are being stalked by... a strange presence. One of the most striking things about Sacred Line is its graphics. The game uses a largely black and white palette, with occasional flashes of red. This makes the game extremely creepy, and you will be on edge during the whole game due to the many scares that await you. Sacred Line is a first person horror game with excellent graphics and very interesting mechanics. The story might not be particularly original, but it will definitely keep you very entertained and quite scared.

Once Upon An Apocalypse

N/A

4 (715)

Once Upon An Apocalypse is a survival adventure inspired by the old Lucas Arts classics, and is in many respects reminiscent of the great Spanish title Gods Will Be Watching. The main difference is that instead of being set in the future, this game puts players in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. The gameplay is simple: you have to carry out a series of tasks every day in order to help your group survive. Initially you only have four survivors, but as you send people to look for more, you can increase this number. Despite some conceptual similarities, Once Upon An Apocalypse is far less complex than Gods Will Be Watching on every level. Failing the mission is a lot more difficult, and in fact, many variables are not as important as in the Deconstructeam game. Once Upon An Apocalypse is an interesting game with a nice retro look, which offers a somewhat repayable experience of about fifteen minutes, in which players can try out different options.

Wizards Spell

N/A

5 (913)

Wizards Spell is a graphic adventure game where you have to find hidden objects, travel through perfectly hand-drawn scenes, and advance through a story full of magic and mystery. The story is focused on the curse that an evil wizard has cast upon a small town, and your goal is to dispel it so the inhabitants can go back to their normal lives. Fortunately, the main character has alchemy skills that will help him with this task. The gameplay is really simple: you have to move the cursor all over the scenes to find different hidden items, which you need for creating potions or moving on to next scene. Of course, you also have an inventory to help you solve certain puzzles. Wizards Spell is a 'hidden object' game that features an interesting story and beautiful graphics. Plus, like all games by GameTOP, it's entirely free.

The Burrow

N/A

3 (533)

The Burrow is an interactive experience where you begin an adventure under a tree and slowly work your way up until you reach the top and then outer space. In the first part of The Burrow, where you climb up the tree, there are almost no available interactions. You can only move the camera to look around you while you go up. In the second part, after you go into a weird hole at the top of the tree, you reach outer space and can finally start moving. In this part of the game you can travel from one asteroid to the other, although you never know exactly what for. After exploring for a long time, you'll notice that some asteroids have more holes and butterflies that disappear if you get too close. If you manage to catch one, you'll get a little surprise. The Burrow is a rather strange interactive experience that's not exactly fun, but can be quite stimulating. And the graphics are excellent.

The Note

N/A

3 (711)

The Note is an interactive experience in which players can control a mysterious person who doesn't know anything - neither where they are nor what their circumstances are. In theory, the game is a playable experiment in poetry and narrative that tries to affect players' feelings. In practice, however, all you have to do is run around while you read some verses on the screen and listen to a voice that is speaking to you. It may seem overly simple, but The Note has two different endings. The first, and most basic, ends with the death of your character, which will happen if you only walk in a straight line. To achieve the second ending, you need to pay closer attention... and you may be surprised at what happens. The Note is a minimalist interactive experience that draws players in with its beautiful graphics and words. Its biggest problem is that it's very short, and you may be done with it in as little as five minutes.

Yume Nikki 3D

Zykoveddy

4 (1027)

Yume Nikki 3D is a 3D version of Yume Nikki, the hugely popular psychological horror adventure that, despite having a number of features common to RPGs, actually offers an experience closer to the graphical exploration games. In Yume Nikki 3D, players take on the role of Madotsuki, a youngster who hardly ever leaves the house and spends all her time watching TV and playing video games. However, every time she falls asleep, she suffers from some very strange nightmares. So every day, you can watch TV, which has no effect on Madotsuki, or play video games, which turns out pretty boring, or better, take her off to bed to sleep… at which point the nightmares kick in. When you are sleeping, Madotsuki's tiny apartment becomes a world of weird settings where you can explore the troubled mind of your protagonist (or so it seems). Within each of the more than twenty 'worlds' you can visit during the game, it is possible to buy an 'effect' that lets you move forward in the game and learn a little more about what is happening. However, the reality is that you never have a definite explanation; instead everything is a free interpretation of the player. Yume Nikki 3D is a really disturbing horror game that has thousands of followers and fans for a good reason: it offers an interesting gaming experience that goes far beyond its somewhat neglected graphics.

173

N/A

3 (855)

173 is a first-person horror adventure that begins with you stranded on a beach, in the middle of the night, with only the light of a nearby bonfire to guide you. Your objective is to survive whatever it is that is inhabiting the island. One element that sets 173 apart from other games of the same genre is that it has a blink button - and you have to press it. Unfortunately, blinking makes it easier for 'the creature', whatever it is, to hunt and kill you. You would be wise to keep yourself surrounded by light at all time. You can start by using an ember from the bonfire, but as you advance, you'll need to find other sources of light. Exploring in the dark is not at all easy. Not only is it difficult to move around - blinking constantly - you also have to take into account the tension produced by knowing that you could die at any moment. 173 is a truly terrifying first-person adventure that will keep you holding your breath. The best part is, although it has some things in common, it's not just another remake of Slender.

Beacon AGS

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4 (827)

Beacon is a point and click graphic adventure game in which you control a rescue drone on a spaceship that goes out of the way while landing, and ends up in the bottom of the ocean. When you start the adventure, the spaceship pilot is hurt and unconscious, and your mission is to save him. The spaceship won't be able to stand the pressure of the water, so you have to act quickly and stop both the pilot and yourself, the rescue bot, from dying. To solve this problem you have to use everything you have at hand. You can pick up things like the astronaut's helmet and a simple cup, and try to use them with other items. Some of the puzzles can be complicated, although generally the difficult thing is to find them in the middle of such a dark space. Beacon is a traditional graphic adventure. Although it's really short (just 15 minutes), it has interesting puzzles and spectacular graphics. The ambiance is also really great.

Olav and the Lute

Shelly Alon, Daniel von Appen, Johann von Appen

3 (874)

Olav and the Lute is a point and click graphic adventure where you play as a mysterious character whose only way of interacting with the world around him is through the music that he plays with his lute. In many ways, the game is reminiscent of the great 'Loom' from Lucas Arts. Both gameplay as well as the main character and some aspects of the levels are either similar or even direct references to that classic graphic adventure. Your objective is to find out what to do with the loom of destiny, and how to do it. To do so, you'll need to learn how to play different melodies, which you can then write down in your music book. Each time you learn a melody, you also get its opposite. For example, when you learn the 'poison' melody, you'll learn the 'healing' melody at the same time, as it's just the first melody played backwards. Olav and the Lute has excellent retro graphics that have been created with a certain taste and elegance that is rare to see. This is an outstanding independent graphic adventure. While it's not especially long, the puzzle design and overall feel make it a truly unique game.

Ex Amante

N/A

3 (777)

Ex Amante is a short interactive experience in which you control one side of a relationship, which judging by the messages that you can send and receive is on the verge of ending. The object of the game is to let it go. During your adventure, you'll move slowly through a series of dreamlike scenes suspended in the middle of nowhere and plagued with ruined structures. All of it forms a sort of allegory about the thoughts and feelings of a person going through a breakup. What you will do during the game is choose which messages to send to your counterpart. The message that you choose to send will determine the kind of response your receive. You can tell your other half that you want to see them in person, or that you're tired of them, or even that you've never been able to stand them. Ex Amante is an interactive experience that is totally unique from the majority of first-person adventures out there. The game has several layers of gameplay, and is sure to surprise and please many players.

A Second Face

Nikolai Zydowicz

4 (913)

A Second Face - The Eye of Geltz is Watching Us (its complete name) is a point and click graphic adventure set on a faraway planet with something odd: one side of the planet always faces sun, and the other never receives direct sunlight. You will play as one of the sons of Ugk, the dying king of the Ugeltz race that inhabits the dark side of the planet. An energy source used by the Ugeltz has allows them to develop their life throughout years in this land, but it's being exhausted, and your mission is to find a solution to this problem. That is the premise in place at the beginning of A Second Face, a truly impressive graphic adventure. Get ready to explore dozens of detail-packed scenes, collect tons of objects to solve puzzles, and of course, talk to lots of people. The game's dialog system is certainly unique. It provides you with a text box, into which you need to enter your own questions and comments if you want to speak with someone. To say goodbye, for example, you have to write 'bye' in the text box. The story behind A Second Face is its strong point, seeing as its graphics could stand to be improved. You really need to pay close attention to what's happening around you throughout the adventure. A Second Face is an outstanding graphic adventure that is sure to please any fans of the genre. You can't afford to miss it.

Isaac's Odyssey

Marcos Romero

5 (698)

Isaac's Odyssey is a short graphic adventure where players control Isaac, a young college student who wants to go to a huge party but locks himself in his room when the door handle breaks. This story, like many other similar graphic adventures, begins like this, with players having to get out of the room at all costs. You have to pick up objects in the room, piece them together in order to create new objects, and ultimately do whatever it takes to get out of there. The solution to Isaac's problem is more obvious than you might think. Even though the way out is a little bit complex, you won't need to use a screwdriver (this is a clue!). You just need to look around and use anything you find in the room to your advantage. Isaac's Odyssey is a traditional point and click adventure that, even though it's short (it lasts about 10 minutes), gives you a fun story and some very charming pixellated graphics.

Murder at Masquerade Manor

N/A

4 (622)

Murder at Masquerade Manor is a mystery game in which you control a detective who arrives at a costume party to investigate a murder. Your objective: figure out which of the people at the party is guilty. To do so, you'll need to talk to everyone in the building, guess where they were at the time of the crime, ask them about possible motives, and of course search for the murder weapon, which is hidden somewhere in the mansion. Everything in Murder at Masquerade Manor is generated randomly, so it'd be rare to play the same game twice. The murderer, the murder weapon, and the place where the witnesses are located will change each time. You may play one game where the killer is Anonymous and used a knife... and then play again and find out that the guilty one is the Crow and that they used a screwdriver. Murder at Masquerade Manor is a fun, original game with high replay value. And, it's worth mentioning that the game has outstanding graphics and well-done spoken dialogue.

Only If

N/A

3 (888)

Only If is a short interactive adventure where you control a character who, after attending a party, wakes up in an unfamiliar bed in an unfamiliar house without a way of escaping. Your goal is to try to escape the house by solving a series of fairly simple puzzles, usually by finding certain objects and exiting before the time runs out. If time runs out while you're still in a room, darkness engulfs everything and you have to start again. To get out, you'll need to follow instructions from a mysterious voice on a mysterious radio - and do what he says as fast as you can. The best part of Only If is, without a doubt, the graphics. They're outstanding. All the elements in the scene are incredibly detailed and make you want to take a good look at every corner of every room. Only If is a beautiful short adventure. Its only fault is being too short. But it's still worth playing, especially if you want a new gaming experience.

Moirai

N/A

3 (861)

Moirai is a first-person adventure where you walk around a small town of loggers, farmers, and miners, trying to find a woman who has disappeared. After some investigating, you discover the woman went into a mine alone, and you have to follow in her footsteps in order to find her. One of the miners informs you that he heard strange sounds and gives you a knife so you can defend yourself against whatever you find. From that moment on, the experience is very strange, but commenting any further would spoil it. All that matters is what happens in the game depends solely on you. Moirai is a very unique interactive experience with charming pixelated graphics. It should also be noted that you'll need an Internet connection to play.

The Bum

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2 (1011)

The Bum is a traditional graphic adventure game developed by Adventure Game Studio, in which you control a bum who communicates with the rest of the world using a sock on his right hand. The adventure begins when a bully comes into the patio where our hero is playing soccer and destroys his soccer ball, since the bum doesn't have anything that the bully can steal. As soon as this happens, your goal is to find a new ball and get revenge on the evil bully. The Bum's mechanics are identical to the traditional 'point and click' graphic adventures. You can look at objects, pick them up, talk to people and, of course, solve puzzles using all of the elements that you find in the scenes. During your adventure, you can visit more than half a dozen scenes where you will find a good handful of fun characters that you can talk to. Or, rather, that your sock can talk to. The Bum is a very fun graphic adventure that nods its head to other video games and the world of soccer, among other things. In addition, it has excellent aesthetics that will remind you of the best graphic adventures from the nineties.

My Only

N/A

5 (690)

In My Only, you'll walk through a forest which is next to the cemetery where the protagonist's late wife is buried. Now, she roams and haunts the forest as a cursed ghost. As you play, you'll have to find notes that are scattered around, trying to piece together the relationship between the protagonist and his late wife. In addition to these notes, you can pick flowers once you enter the cemetery. You'll also need to find keys to open doors to other areas. At first, it might seem like My Only is just a pleasant walk, but you'll soon realize that's not the case. The ghost of the dead woman can be a little aggressive, and you might get hit by unexplained jets of water that come up from the ground and block your way. My Only is a first-person adventure with a pretty retro look. As is usual for these kinds of horror games, My Only is sure to make you jump from time to time.

Moments of Paranoia

Double Zero One Zero

4 (546)

Moments of Paranoia is a short adventure game in which you have to decide if one of the the three people in the room should die, using the last bullet you have left in your gun. The story of Moments of Paranoia is as follows: there has been an accident in a laboratory where they were studying some kind of shape-shifting mutant (similar to The Thing). After it kills many laboratory workers, only three people are still alive. One of them is the creature, which has taken human form. Now, you (the only one of the three survivors with a gun) must try to figure out which of the other two is the creature by asking them different questions. In addition, you have to do so quickly, as the room will fill with gas in less than five minutes and all of you will die. Moments of Paranoia is a short adventure game in which you will have to make a very important decision. You can shoot either of the other two at any time, but you will never know for sure if you made the right decision... if there is such a thing.

Quest for Yrolg

Crystal Shard

3 (873)

Quest for Yrolg is a point and click graphic adventure with a unique game mechanics that separate it from other title of the same genre. The story of Quest for Yrolg begins with a necromancer who is about to finish a ritual that will make him the owner of the world. Players control the necromancer's assistant, a puny little demon who has the important task of preventing three heroes from reaching the demon's boss and killing him before he can finish the ritual. Players can move with total freedom through the necromancer's dungeon, interacting with all of the objects they find there. You can speak to the dragon, ask a golem to follow you, grab a vorpal sword... but you can't directly attack the heroes. Your objective will be to set traps for the heroes. You can, at any time, ask your companion (a red cup), to let the heroes in, at which point your traps will be put to the test. Quest for Yrolg is a great graphic adventure that not only offers an interesting story and fun game mechanics, but also has great visuals.

Womb

N/A

4 (890)

Womb is a psychological horror adventure set in the future where you control a human being who has woken up inside a spaceship after having been cryogenically frozen for more than 400 years. Though this game was developed using RPG Maker and you can access a menu that is very similar to that found in most of these kinds of role-playing games, you won't find a single combat in Womb. There are no enemies in the spaceship and you don't have to worry about finding weapons or armor. Instead, the all of the problems that you encounter will appear in the form of puzzles. During the game you will see some videos with real images that help the story move forward at key moments. These videos are quite different from Womb's normal graphics, and this time they are practically identical to those of most of the games developed with RPG Maker. Womb is a disturbing and very interesting adventure, and its main strength is its story. However, at some points the hero moves so slowly that it can be really exasperating.

The Rats in the Wall

N/A

4 (1030)

The Rats in the Walls is a short graphic adventure inspired by the H.P. Lovecraft story of the same name. You will control the scion of a powerful English family who discovers a horrible secret when he arrives at the old family mansion for the first time. The control system for The Rats in the Walls is very similar to that of any other traditional 2D graphic adventure. You can examine elements in the scenes, pick up objects, use objects with other elements and, of course, investigate the whole scene. The goal of The Rats in the Walls is to figure out what happened in the mansion of your protagonist's ancestors, as it seems that something is very wrong from the very beginning of the game. It won't take long for you to discover that, in fact, many things went very wrong in the past. The Rats in the Wall is a short, very interesting graphic adventure. Though it doesn't have particularly fun mechanics, it does tell a very unsettling story.

Flash Frozen

N/A

3 (936)

Flash Frozen is a first-person horror game in which you control the only survivor of a shipwreck that occurred when a boat full of passengers crashed into a mysterious ice formation that appeared out of nowhere. Your goal is to escape from inside the boat, which is half-destroyed, half-flooded, and completely run aground on a giant ice formation. The only weapon that your hero will have is a lighter that allows you to illuminate dark areas and light papers to warm yourself up. Though you won't see anything, it's clear from the very beginning of the game that there is 'something' hanging around the ice in Flash Frozen. However, the main danger that you will have to face at first will be the cold itself. If you stay still or if you touch water, your character will freeze. In terms of the graphics, Flash Frozen makes the most of the Unity engine. All of the scenes contain a lot of detail, and you can even interact with most of the elements in them, grabbing boxes and moving them around. Flash Frozen is a first-person horror game with esthetics that really inspire terror and game mechanics that are very, very similar to that of the great game Penumbra.

Mudlarks

Cloak and Dagger Games

4 (512)

Mudlarks is a point-and-click graphic adventure set in contemporary times where you play Winston, a normal young man who lives and works in London and who has a rather peculiar hobby: he is a mudlarker (someone who walks river banks looking for valuable objects). The story of Mudlarks starts when your main character and his mudlarking partner find a mysterious jewel on the banks of the Thames. Everything changes from that moment on, and a series of chained events will lead Winston down a path he never expected to walk. Besides the story, Mudlarks has more than 40 locations, more than 40 characters you can interact with, thousands of dialogues, dozens of puzzles to solve, and above all a long and complex storyline set in modern London. Mudlarks is a comprehensive and traditional graphic adventure. The graphics could be better, but as soon you advance a little in the storyline, you discover an interesting and intriguing plot that completely overshadows the technical aspects of the game.

Hotel Paradise

Inspite

3 (758)

Hotel Paradise is a first-person interactive experience where you play an unidentified character who wakes up inside a hotel room holding a room key. Your aim is simple: find the room that corresponds to the number on the key. Each game in Hotel Paradise is different from the previous one. Not much, it's true, but the game does have something unique about it. Each time you start a new game, you'll have a key with a different number, meaning you'll always have to look for a different room. Plus, the floor of the hotel that you're on is ... strangely gigantic and maze-like. After wandering through the halls for a good while it's possible that you come across your room. When you finally do, you have to open the door and see what's inside. Whatever it is, it will be something that's designed just for you. Hotel Paradise is a pretty strange game that, even if it doesn't sound particularly fun, does have an interesting premise. The graphics and the soundtrack are nice touches as well.

Extrication

N/A

3 (1071)

Extrication is a point-and-click graphic adventure where you play a swindler in the thick of a sticky situation. He owes money to Fat Tony, a local mobster famous for never letting a debt slide, and has less than 24 hours to get the money together and hand it over. You play Extrication just like most other graphic adventure games: using the mouse, you can investigate anything you come across in the level, move objects around, speak to people, and try to use anything you have in your possession to your advantage. The adventure is relatively short but it has a lot of different characters you can interact with, as well as three different possible endings. Of course, one of the possibilities includes 'sleeping with the fishes', which is what will happen if you can't come up with the money to pay Tony. Extrication is a graphic adventure with a great retro feel, an interesting storyline, and some very enticing characters. Definitely a high-quality free game.

Camp 1

Camp-in-1

2 (842)

Camp 1 is a point-and-click graphic adventure that borrows its gameplay and look directly from the genre during the 1990s. As a player, you'll assume the role of Korski, the pilot of an intergalactic mining expedition on an unknown planet (or asteroid) who, at the beginning of the adventure, is collecting his things to return home. Soon after the adventure begins, after you familiarize yourself with the game's traditional control system, the situation goes awry. Your character realizes that if he really wants to make it home, he'll have to use all of his (your) resourcefulness. The most important aspects of any graphic adventure are the story and the puzzles, and Camp 1 does both of these nicely. The game's story is gripping and interesting, and it's particularly enhanced by the oppressive setting. In terms of puzzles, despite being simple at times, for the most part they are challenging but within reason. Camp 1 is a medium-length graphic adventure game (it's not particularly long), with charming pixelated graphics and an interesting story.

The Hollow

N/A

3 (884)

The Hollow is a conversational adventure game in proper kids' fairy tale style where you play a hunter whose daughter is lost in the forest. Using only your decision-making abilities, you'll journey through a story filled with interesting characters. Gameplay in The Hollow is very simple, since you just have to click on the decisions you want your character to make. Some of these decisions won't make much of a difference, while others will drastically change how the game ends. In fact, you might end up with either a happy ending or a sad one... it'll all depend on the choices you make. As you progress through the game you'll meet many different characters. Some will try to help you while others will be out to trick you. In the enchanted forest where this game takes place, you can't trust anyone or anything. The Hollow is an excellent conversational adventure that tells a very interesting story, plus it has great graphics and a perfect soundtrack. And best of all, there are several different endings, so it's moderately replayable.

Truck Moster 3

Game Boster Inc.

5 (723)

Truck Loader 3 is an addictive logic game where the main objective is to use a little robot to take boxes from the storage center to a transport truck. Although it's a simple idea, succeeding in this task depends on your ability and attention to detail. Sometimes you'll have to try several different maneuvers to make it work. Level one of Truck Loader 3's 30 levels is a tutorial that shows you how to play: use the direction buttons to move your robot forwards or backwards, and left click and hold to activate your robot's magnetic claw. You can move the claw from side to side with the mouse in order to position it precisely. The process is the same on each level: click to pick up a box and then take it to the truck. However, picking up the box is usually not so easy and getting it to the truck is much more difficult. Along the way, you'll find other buttons that open or close doors that lead to mazes, narrow hallways that are hard to get through, and other complicated obstacles. Once you get to the truck, you'll have to put the box in the exact location that's been reserved for it. The first levels show you the problems you'll have to face. So, take a look around while you're playing and remember what you see since it may help you out on the next level. Truck Loader 3 is a fun brainteaser that will give you hours of challenging fun.

The Terrible Old Man

Cloak and Dagger Games

4 (766)

The Terrible Old Man is a traditional point-and-click graphic adventure inspired by the short story of the same name by H.P. Lovecraft. This should give you a good idea of the game's setting and general tone. In The Terrible Old Man, you control a man who, along with his two friends, is drinking beer in a bar in the small town of Kingsport. In the bar, by chance, he hears that an old ship captain lives just outside town and has a huge treasure hidden in his house. With this information, the protagonist and his two friends make a very important decision. The Terrible Old Man's game mechanics are typical of the genre. You can look at all the elements in the setting, interact with some of them, and speak with all the characters in the bar. Some characters will have more things to say than others, but all of them have important information. The Terrible Old Man is a short adventure, lasting about 15 minutes, that does a very good job of adapting Lovecraft's story to the video game format. The puzzles, despite being few, are logical and very well constructed. And although the graphics seem bad at first, the truth is they have a very disturbing charm.

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Warthogs

Sacred Line

Once Upon An Apocalypse

Wizards Spell

The Burrow

The Note

Yume Nikki 3D

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Beacon AGS

Olav and the Lute

Ex Amante

A Second Face

Isaac's Odyssey

Murder at Masquerade Manor

Only If

Moirai

The Bum

My Only

Moments of Paranoia

Quest for Yrolg

Womb

The Rats in the Wall

Flash Frozen

Mudlarks

Hotel Paradise

Extrication

Camp 1

The Hollow

Truck Moster 3

The Terrible Old Man

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