The Twilight Zone

The Twilight Zone adapts the eerie spirit of Rod Serling's famous television series into a computer adventure built around mystery, strange situations and the possibility that reality is not behaving itself. Rather than relying solely on conventional combat, the game emphasizes exploration and problem solving, with bizarre events gradually revealing the darker side of its stories. The appeal comes from the atmosphere: ordinary situations can suddenly take a sinister turn, and the player is never quite sure whether the next room contains a clue, a trap or something considerably stranger. The technology is modest, but that can actually enhance the retro television feel. The Twilight Zone is best approached as an interactive collection of unsettling episodes, especially if you enjoy stories where the universe has a nasty sense of humor. Just remember: if everything seems perfectly normal, that is probably when you should start worrying.