Call of Cthulhu : Dark Corners of the Earth Pc

The noticeable repetition in Jack's and his enemies' dialogue is the main knock against the often-outstanding sound. As mentioned, Jack's narration isn't a perfect fit for the circumstances, but most of the speech throughout the game is delivered convincingly, and Jack's enemies sound especially good. Gunfire is piercingly loud, and various ambient effects help thicken the atmosphere. There's also some great music throughout Call of Cthulhu, which tends to cue up nicely with whatever's happening onscreen.

Jack Walters' journey to the dark corners of the Earth should take you at least a good, densely packed 10 to 12 hours, but it could easily take more, depending on how long the tougher bits stump you. You then unlock a tougher difficulty mode (there's still another one to unlock after that), which heightens the challenge by making ammo scarcer and enemy encounters harder to survive. The game also ranks you based on how quickly you reached the end, how often you saved your progress, and other factors, in case you want to pay another visit to Innsmouth and its outskirts. So there's some value in revisiting the adventure--but your first time playing through Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth is liable to leave a lasting impression no matter what.


CPU - Pentium III 450 MHz
RAm - 128 MB
OS - Windows 95/98
3-D Accelerator with 32 MB RAM
DirectX 8.0 compatible graphic and sound device

Trailer
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