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This is a series of survival horror games made in RPG Maker VX. Each game contains roughly three to four hours of gameplay, multiple endings and an involving story. The games have generated quite a bit of interest over the years, being featured in PC Gamer magazine and having a series of Let's Play videos made about them. One Night (2009) holds the dubious honour of being the very first survival horror game made for the engine. A frightening Resident Evil-esque experience, it challenges you to escape from "The Complex", a crumbling, abandoned research facility while being hunted mercilessly by the remnants of a long forgotten experiment. Relentless monsters and difficult puzzles await around every corner - can you survive the horror? One Night 2: The Beyond (2010) is the long awaited sequel set almost thirty years before the original game. It's a Lovecraftian adventure game where you must solve the mystery of Mairstone Manor, a house controlled by an ancient, malevolent evil, and discover the origins of the horror. With an eldritch presense of unknown origin bearing down upon you, it's going to take everything you can muster to escape from Mairstone Manor alive. One Night: Full Circle (2011) is intended to tie together and resolve the stories of the previous two games in an exciting conclusion. You must search for your missing sister Alyssa in the town of Stillwater, a place that has been a ghost town since an unknown catastrophe occured one fateful night six months ago. As you uncover the secrets of the town in search of your goal, you'll also discover how the stories of the previous One Night games tie together and follow them through to the dramatic ending. An entire town awaits your arrival. It's up to you to survive the many horrors it holds. It's going to be a monumental task. Do you dare attempt it? One Night 4 (2013) has you brave the terrors of your own dreams. Take control of Gordon West as he explores a nightmarish dreamscape confronting secrets that refuse to be forgotten. Featuring six scary locations that span both the dream world and the waking world, a mysterious Silent Hill-esque story of guilt and desire and horrifying enemies that track your every move, it's the ultimate test of skill for fans of classic survival horror. | ||
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