Dark Fall: Lights Out
First posted on 19 June 2006. Last updated on 24 January 2010.
In 2003, The Adventure Company released the critically-acclaimed Dark Fall: The Journal, an one-man project by UK developer Jonathan Boakes. The original game in the series played like a creepier Myst. Whereas Myst's lavishly detailed but lonely landscapes inspire a Zen rock garden—Dark Fall's emptiness feels more like a nightmare set in a spook shack. A solid mix of clever puzzles, intriguing…
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