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Point-and-click, Adventure, Indie, Horror
OpenCritic65IGDB74
Witness The Charnel House Trilogy, the chronicle of one fateful night aboard a train bound for Augur Peak. Three thrilling, horrifying adventure games in one, from the depths of the Sepulchre, starring Madeleine Roux, Peter Willington, Jonathan Grier, Jim Sterling, and Ben Chandler as Grub.
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Plot-driven, dark, tiny and raw.
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TwinfiniteChaz MillerApr 20155/5Exploring themes of horror, personal relationships, and personal agency, The Charnel House Trilogy weaves a fantastic tale that is well-written, and relatively well-acted. As more and more of the truth started to become clear nearing the game's conclusion, I found myself completely drawn in.
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God is a GeekAdam CookApr 20158/10A superb piece narrative experience that never outstays its welcome, but does leave you wanting more.
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Sirus GamingDave AcunaApr 20158.4/10Nevertheless, The Charnel House Trilogy gave out a thrilling ride that started out slow and eventually picked up pace until everything went crazy. Personally, I do not mind if the game gets a sequel as the trilogy felt like it was just a glimpse of what is more to come. I do recommend to those gamers that aren't really fond of horror games, like me, to try out this game as its scare factor is quite bearable and that it is dwelling more on unravelling the mysteries of our protags, the train, and Augur Peak.
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CGMagazineLiana KerznerApr 20154/10The Charnel House Trilogy takes too long to get going and doesn't go very far when it does. Most of it is a dead bore.
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GameGrinApr 20154/10Inconsistent, confusing, with tedious conversations and over-hyped by the voice-acting cast, The Charnel House is quite a disappointment. Although it will creep you out, the trick to do so feel cheap and shallow.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 10 ratings.
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