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Clock Tower

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Clock Tower

Dec 13, 1996

Main game

3.33 average rating based on 80 ratings

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Clock Tower, known as Clock Tower 2 in Japan, is a PlayStation point-and-click survival horror game and a sequel to Clock Tower: The First Fear. One year after the events of Clock Tower: The First Fear, in late 1996, Jennifer Simpson has been adopted by Helen Maxwell, the assistant of a renowned psychiatrist, Samuel Barton, and is currently undergoing treatment at a university research building in Oslo, Norway, to help her cope with her traumatic experiences in the Clock Tower case and possibly shed some light on the mystery that was the Scissorman.
Release Dates
Dec 13, 1996 Full Release (Japan)
PlayStation
Oct 01, 1997 Full Release (North_America)
PlayStation
Feb 10, 1998 Full Release (Europe)
PlayStation
Feb 22, 2012 Digital Compatibility Release (Japan)
PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable
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User Stats
252
In Collection
110
Wish Listed
5
Playing
88
Backlogged
How Long Is Clock Tower?
Main story: 2.8 hours
Total completions: 2
Tasty_Horrors
Tasty_Horrors gave Nov 13, 2022
Tasty_Horrors gave Nov 13, 2022
Survival Horror Roots
This review is for the PlayStation version

For a survival horror series that's been around even longer than Resident Evil or Silent Hill, Clock Tower has been lost in the dust of the success of the aforementioned titles.

Though this release isn't comparable graphically to the likes of Resident Evil or Silent Hill, it still packs its own punch of terror.

With its point and click nature and terrifying antagonist, this game manages to scare you in ways you wouldn't expect. Dialing up tension while you search for clues and evade your enemy.

With its multiple endings and unique playstyle, Clock Tower remains one of the godfathers of modern day survival horror and its roots still show to this very day.

VeronicaOsaki
VeronicaOsaki gave Jan 21, 2018
VeronicaOsaki gave Jan 21, 2018
Didn't Stand the Test of Time

This game is bad. I couldn't get over the dated graphics. But more than that, the story was complete nonsense. In the Barrows Castle everyone is lying down on the floor, but none of them are injured. They just couldn't find a way of not letting them accompany you. Besides, I don't understand how people make fun of the early Silent Hill games' dialogues when this game exists. The story is bad, the script and acting is bad, the graphics and animations are rough (old game, I know). It just wasn't an enjoyable experience. The original Nintendo game was so much better, more mysterious and creepier. This is just cheesy and crappy

Balious
Balious updated their status May 24, 2018
Balious updated their status May 24, 2018

I finished Jennifer's story of this earlier today. I did enjoy the game but at times it just feels a pain to go through. Mostly on the last level where everything is well hidden, I stumbled onto the item needed to get the best ending yet needed a walkthrough to get to the last part.

Its a shame this game is so expensive nowadays, it certainly deserves a look at but the price is way too high right now for it especially since its a short game.