Abstraction Games is celebrating Halloween in retro fashion with 8-Bit Adventure Anthology (Volume One), available now on Steam, PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, and Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft, for $6.95, 13% off the retail price of $7.99. – That’s right, 13% – See what they did there?
3 Classics Are Back
The pack includes three classic 80s thriller adventure games in one package: Shadowgate™, The Uninvited™, and Déjà Vu™! First introduced to gamers in 1985, this collection represents some of the most beloved, iconic adventure titles of all time, winning numerous awards and enjoyed by countless players around the world. Check out www.8bitaa.com to play through a demo of the games before purchasing!
“As fans of these games ourselves, 8-Bit Adventure Anthology brings them to an entirely new generation of gamers,” said Ralph Egas, CEO of Abstraction Games. “These games are so memorable and influential to so many of today’s gamers that we wanted to offer them in one pack for PC and console players.”
3 Classics Revisited
- Shadowgate™: The wind whistles through the silent halls as you step through the stone threshold. You’ve just entered Shadowgate, a once shining castle, now an evil, dark moldering ruin. Swallow your fear and take up your torch. You are the ‘Seed of Prophesy’ and in your hands lies the fate of the world itself.
- The Uninvited™: The last thing you remember was a figure appearing in the middle of the road and the sound of your sister’s screams over the screeching tires. When you come to, you discover two horrifying things: your sister is missing and the mansion that now looms before you seems to be calling your name…
- Déjà Vu™: It’s 1942 and you wake up in a seedy bathroom with no idea how you got here or, for that matter, who you are. You grab a .38 hanging on the door, stumble up the stairs and find some stiff slumped over a desk with three bullet holes in him. You check your gun. Three bullets are missing. This is gonna be a bad day.
Go Retro
Whether I should admit it or not these are three classics from my Commodore 64 days, always like seeing these brought back to enjoy again. For PC gamers, you can pick them up now via Steam for less than the price of lunch.