I end at a wooden door, reach up on my tipytoes and open the door which creaks open and I see my brother smiling back at me. I tug at the bears arm as I crawl up the shard staircase. I follow it, the yells dying down and turning into a whisper. I'm all alone but I see a broken glass, staircase appear in the darkest depths of space. That suddenly comes to an end and I hear screams, specifically a male scream, my brother. I hear the laughter of children again but dies down and turns into whispers.of children. The stand blows up in front of me and I kneel down on the floor and clutch at the bear holding on to my dear life. I peeked, slowly and my brother disappeared, and so did the angel, the trinket stand was the only thing left and soon it gets dark and seems as if the walls (there weren't any) were closing in on me. Silence fell upon us, the angel then laughed a screeching laugh that made my 5-year-old knees tremble to the ground. My brother asks for a furry bear toy thing from the angel merchant, and he hands it to me. It was a plump baby angel with white wings, pale porcelain skin, jet black hair and icy blue eyes, but it was blurred and it looked like it was wearing a toga. Personal - Well, I've had a dream where my brother held onto my hand and we heard children's giggles, he walked me toward a stand selling trinkets and stuff (I was definitely about 11 years younger in the dream) where an blue angel stood. Typical - Drowning, death, running over, falling, crashing, burning.etc. what are some typical nightmares you can think of? and what are some nightmares you have had personally? it's for a story i'm writing. Personal Nightmare was generally well-received, including the ratings of 87% by Zzap! (Amiga), 84% by Computer + Video Games (Amiga and Atari ST), 74% by CU Amiga (Amiga) and 7/10 by Datormagazin (Amiga). The player loses the game if four days pass and all the required possessed citizens have not been killed and the devil has not been repelled. Newer versions of the game omitted the encounters where the players gets garroted. There are many encounters that can kill the player (ideally at night time) unless the player performs a proper action to avoid them. The player's inventory can be viewed in the respective menu. Much of the game's movement and actions are real time based so there is a day and night cycle. A compass indicates which directions the player can travel. The game makes use of a combination of text-based commands, clickable verbal commands and clickable objects to progress. There is no direct plot, but the game focuses on a town where The Devil has invaded and the player has four days to eliminate all possessed citizens and purge the evil before it can take over.
The DOS version can only make use of EGA Graphics.
Complete a bonus puzzle for a special animation from the game.Personal Nightmare is a survival horror adventure game that runs on Amiga, Atari ST and DOS.Collect morphing objects and puzzle pieces as you face your fears!.Replay your favorite mini-games and HOPs.
Discover what happened to Steven's father in the bonus chapter!.Storyline is clear and compelling!” - Tony, beta tester Thanks Elephant Games, you did it again!” - Diana, beta tester “Bravo! Great pace, beautiful graphics with a very chilling and eerie atmosphere. When you arrive, you quickly find that nothing at the hotel is as it seems as your fears spring to life! Can you overcome them to save your family in time? Find out in this spine-tingling hidden-object puzzle adventure! See what our Beta testers had to say: “Wow! This Game is Wonderful! The graphics are super, the hidden object scenes are good and the storyline drew me in quickly. Answers are waiting at the Freedom Hotel. Elephant Games is proud to bring you the newest addition to the Haunted Hotel series! After 20 years, you receive a letter about your missing mom and sister.
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