Nightmare Creatures II (2000)
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Action, Horror
Game modes:Single player
Story:"Assume the role of Herbert Wallace, an escaped test subject, on the trail of the demonic scientist, Dr. Adam Crowley. After enduring years of horrific lab experiments, Wallace is out to settle the score in a chilling and bloody chase through London and Paris.
Little does he know that exacting revenge on Crowley is also the last hope to save the world from a nightmarish demise."Show more
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I played the first one and loved it.
Only one time I had a copy of this one in my hands, but back in those days, didnt had the money to buy it.
Ever since, I always knew one day I would love to play it, but wasnt able to find it, for PC or ps1.
Lets hope they bring both games to GoG
This game is just awesome, means a lot to me. I remember playing this game from start to finish in one single night because I had no memory cards, and what a journey it was. Of course, I didn't quite get the story at the time and the controls are not good for modern standards but at that time, this game was one of the best in my opinion.
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