Dark Fall: The Journal is a classic first-person horror-adventure game for Windows, originally released in 2002 and later reissued as Dark Fall – The Journal. Set in a spooky abandoned train station and hotel, the game plunges you into a mystery involving your missing brother and a dark supernatural force. With atmospheric sound, eerie visuals and clever puzzle design, it captures the feel of classic psychological horror and ghost hunting. The story unfolds in a non-linear way, with players using gadgets, clues and detective skills to uncover long-buried secrets in a haunted environment.
Key Features
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Immersive first-person horror-adventure experience.
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Explore the haunted Dowerton train station and hotel alone at night.
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Use ghost-hunting gadgets to see into the past and detect the unseen.
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Atmospheric 3D environments with ambient sound and chilling effects.
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Solve devious puzzles and enigmas using observation and logic.
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Communicate with spirits via a Ouija board mechanic.
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Discover hidden areas and long-lost secrets.
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Decode ancient, forgotten languages to progress.
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Non-linear story written by Jonathan Boakes.
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Full audio and voice work to enhance the horror atmosphere.
System Requirements
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OS: Windows XP or Windows Vista (modern support via compatibility).
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Processor: 1 GHz CPU (recommended 1.4 GHz).
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Memory: 256 MB RAM (recommended 512 MB).
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Graphics: 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9.
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Storage: ~300 MB free space.
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Input: Keyboard & mouse.
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Notes: Runs at low resolution typical of early 2000s titles.
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Compatibility: May require compatibility settings for newer Windows versions.
