Curtis Craig, a totally normal man begins to hear strange voices. Could it be that he is an insane killer..?Curtis Craig, a totally normal man begins to hear strange voices. Could it be that he is an insane killer..?Curtis Craig, a totally normal man begins to hear strange voices. Could it be that he is an insane killer..?
- Trevor
- (as Paul Mitri)
- Mental patient
- (uncredited)
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This one featured smoother game play. I was glad they used more actual sets than filming entirely on bluescreen with minimal real objects (as they did in the first). Still, a lot of the locations (particularly the office and the science facility) seemed rather contrived.
The acting was far and away better than the first, though it was still not great by any means. The plot was not particularly good. Main character was fairly well developed, but the whole 'alien' aspect and all that wasn't adequately explained.
5.5 on a scale of 10.
First of the game is much longer! (that is a plus in the book for me as games that only last me a few hours seems a waste of money)
Second it keeps the "chase" feeling later in the game, where curtis has to kill mutations of his friends, boss and enemy.
Third it has you entangled in the story and you feel actually sorry for Curtis in some parts.
Fourth it was more violent than the first.
And there is alot more that makes this game better than the first...
Did you know
- TriviaAt the beginning of Chapter 3, Curtis receives in mail a promotion postcard for Adrienne Delaney's new book "Coping with Loss". Adrienne Delaney is the protagonist of the first Phantasmagoria (1995).
- GoofsThe amount of milkshake in their glasses the first time Curtis and Jocilyn are in the Dreaming Tree.
- Quotes
Curtis Craig: Hey, bud. How was your second date with the mysterious "Jay," huh?
Trevor Barnes: A dud. Big time! I mean, once I got past the sexy eyes, the gorgeous cheekbones, I saw the squid beneath the skin!
Curtis Craig: Oh, what a drag!
Trevor Barnes: You're telling me! He spent half the evening picking apart Bela Lugosi's acting, and the other half staring at his own bad self in the bathroom mirror!
Curtis Craig: He doesn't like Bela?
Trevor Barnes: Mmm, mmm.
Curtis Craig: Well piss on him, then!
- Alternate versionsThe BBFC cut 21774177 bytes from the UK version of the game, mostly for video sequences including sexual violence. The Australian version was also affected by these cuts.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Gamesmaster: Episode #6.11 (1997)
- SoundtracksRage!
Music by Gary Spinrad
Lyrics by Lorelei Shannon and Gary Spinrad
Vocals by Gary Spinrad
[closing theme]
Details
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1