Release Date: February 25, 2003
The Black Mirror is an adventure game with a classic point & click interface, produced by the Czech studio Future Games. The player directs Samuel Gordon, who after years returns to the Black Mirror family estate to solve the mystery of his grandfather's mysterious death. The plot of the game is divided into 6 chapters, during which you can visit 120 locations and solve 20 logical puzzles.
Black Mirror is a classic adventure game that offers lots of puzzles and an extensive story. The protagonist is a nobleman, Samuel Gordon, who returns to his mansion in the eponymous Black Mirror, England, after years of absence. Over 12 years ago, he left that place in hopes to never return again because of a terrible event that took place therein, namely: the death of his relative, William Gordon. According to the results of the investigation, William died due to an unfortunate accident. However, Samuel is the only one who does not believe so. For many years he tried to escape the memories, but he eventually comes back to face them, unable to simply leave the matter unresolved. The protagonist, intrigued by William’s journal that contained descriptions of its owner’s last days, uncovers other dark facts connected to the death of William. What is more, it turns out that behind the seemingly idyllic and average life in Black Mirror, there is a hidden series of mysterious deaths. Samuel Gordon has to put all these facts together in order to discover who really is responsible for those unbelievable events.
Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Future Games
Publisher: Dreamcatcher / The Adventure Comp.
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