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Replay – Clock Tower
The Clock Tower series made its debut in North America back '97 on the PS1, quickly becoming a cult classic. The gameplay focused on running and hiding instead of brawn, and excelled by combining elements of survival horror and adventure games. Clock Tower introduced us to Scissorman and swapped between three different character scenarios. The story kept you wondering who would be attacked next and exactly who was behind the man who took such delight in cutting apart people's insides.
In this episode of Replay, join Andrew Reiner, Tim Turi, Jeff Marchiafava, and Kim Wallace as they look at how this classic holds up, find out just what it takes to get away from Scissorman, and attempt to predict the culprit. More importantly, will they survive the old-school mechanics?
Check out more episodes at our Replay hub.
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