| Release: 21 October 2003 Developer: Idol FX OS: 98/ME/2000/XP CPU: Pentium III 733 MHz GPU: compatible with DirecX, 32 Mb ОЗУ RAM: 128 MB Storage: 750 Mb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi is a first-person shooter with a terrifying and bone-chilling atmosphere. James Patterson is going to attend Rebecca's sister's wedding in Romania. Her husband, the son of Count Malachi, is a shady man who turns out to be a vampire. Arriving at his castle, James feels something suspicious, and he is right: it is full of various evil spirits. There is no celebration, no food or drink, only groans and screams that tear your heart apart. He takes on the salvation of his family: killing hordes of animals, finding keys and searching through locked rooms for someone from his relatives, in order to eventually transfer them to the consecrated room. A frightening atmosphere, night, gloomy corridors of the castle, people and terrain hidden by fog, frightening demons - the surroundings, of course, could have disposed to a pleasant walk through a vast Gothic castle, examining all the details, but you have to run with a weapon in your hands and be wary of every shadow. In battle, you can use not only firearms, but also such items as a cross, holy water, a stake and a flintlock gun. It is almost impossible to fight at a long distance, because all the evil spirits try to get close to claw or bite. Werewolves, ghouls, hunched ghouls, demonic dogs, spirits - the latter can only be killed with a crucifix. Time in Nosferatu: Malachi's Fury is not elastic, if the player runs around the locations for too long and does not save someone from the family - people will start to be killed, which is why the final boss will grow in power. The castle has the ability to change the places of rooms, generate new paths, turning itself into a labyrinth. This significantly complicates the task, because the player is not provided with a map.
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