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Dark Fall: Ghost Vigil
The aim is to prove the existence of 'ghosts' through paranormal experiments. The venue is Harwood House, boasting a disturbing history, waiting to be experienced, by you. We, The Oxford Paranormal Group, believe the building is haunted, not by a single unknown entity, but several. The O.P.G have placed several remote live cameras and experiments throughout the building.
Harwood House is now empty as it has been for 4 decades, but you can be the eyes in the dark... watching... waiting. Discover what happened.
The house was built in 1747, as a country home for Lord Harwood, his wife and young son, Edgar. The Harwood estate was modest, stretching to a few dark wooded hills, deep in the Oxfordshire countryside. A tragedy occurred, in 1749, when Lord Harwood lost his son to scarlet fever.
A mixed history then befell Harwood House; it was passed from one owner to another in quick succession. It would appear no-one wanted to stay, for long. In later years the house became a hotel, a maternity hospital and eventually, in 1968, a children's home known as Shangri La.
Steam User 5
Another great experience created by the skilled hands of genius Jonathan Boakes. If you like point and click games you will love this. It feels like actually being in a brilliant/disturbing horror novel (Think M R James) mixed in with the drama and weirdness from an episode of Sapphire and Steel. Read everything carefully. Make notes. Use your imagination and solve tricky problems. Great fun - thanks for such an entertaining game.
Steam User 4
Fun and challenging. NOW BRING ON LAST CROWN
Steam User 4
Fantastically fun and... sometimes a bit too challenging. The good outweighs the bad! You totally need to check this one out!
Steam User 4
I'm a paranormal investigator in real life, so I thought I'd check it out. I liked the creepy ambiance and the realistic tools (though, we use digital voice recorders these days) and the puzzles. I wish there was that much activity in a real haunted investigation!
I don't like games where I have to kill or be killed, but this sort of mystery, point and click type, suits me. I'll be getting the other Darkling games in the future.
Steam User 2
A little slow to start off but well worth putting in the time. One down fall I found was the map of the inside of the house. The one you get is limited and little help. But with more time you learn the lay out.
Steam User 1
I'm a fan of the Dark Fall games with the first being my all time favorite. I was surprised when this one suddenly appeared on Steam and delighted as well. Very enjoyable game. At first I was somewhat disoriented and overwhelmed by all the contact from my fellow ghost hunters. Frankly, I wanted to scream at them to shut up while I explored the attic but that was not an option. The story line was good, I always love the "go back in time" activities. No real jump scares, though a few "figures" and one creaking door did put me on edge. Puzzles were good but must admit that a couple moved me to check out the Discussions as I was totally lost. I got 23 hours from the game but I am a player that revisits every location at least once to ensure I didn't miss something. If there was anything I missed as far as gameplay, I would have wanted a camera to take pictures of certain texts or an ability to annotate pictures I had taken. Absent that, I ran all over checking out paintings, etc to ensure I had written down the right info. Yes, it pays to take actual notes. Good game. Now waiting for the next one!
Steam User 1
Played this before it released on steam, plan on playing it again. The beginning is slow af but get's progressively better.