The game can send Some of the plant mutant traps in the finished game bear a close resemblance to Triffids. The Evil One was a dark priest of a chaotic cult that practiced [theistic] satanism and black magic. The game also came with a novella written by Richard "Dick" Moran. Waxwork is a horror-comedy released in 1988. Waxwork (ワックスワーク) is a demon appearing in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner Waxwork is possibly based on the wax statues found in wax museums. Boris, their uncle, has died and left them with his eponymous waxworks in his will, as well a crystal ball, through which his spirit communicates with his nephew.

The dream's meaning is never made clear, possibly hinting at a potential sequel. The final level is unlocked, and takes the protagonist back in time to confront Ixona. To defeat each evil twin, you must use your uncle's wax works to go back in time to five periods and locations: An Ancient-Egyptian pyramid, Victorian London (in which the evil twin is none other than But much like the Elvira games, the story is hardly the most memorable aspect. Waxworks is the fourth game in the Elvira series, and the third game to use Adventure Soft's AGOS Engine. The game has been noted for its large amount of blood and gore, mainly in the death scenes.

The latter informs you that millenia ago, an Egyptian sorcerer placed a curse on two of your ancestors, two twins: One would grow up to be good and the other, evil. Following Boris' instructions, the protagonist uses the artifacts to kill Ixona before she can place the curse.

The credits show both after waiting at the title screen and the ending sequence. File:252px-Waxworks-Box Art.jpg. The film is about a writer who accepts a job from a waxworks proprietor to write a series of stories about the exhibits of Caliph of Baghdad, Ivan the Terrible and Jack the Ripper in the museum in order to boost business. The music was logged in .DRO format in DOSBox 0.74 and then converted to VGM using DRO2VGM.

The game takes you through four places, in which you must stop your ancestor's evil twins by taking the place of a good ancestor.

Upon waking, Alex recalls a strange dream he had, in which he witnessed Ixona's death. The wheel has a symbol, a monster and a place on the three rings, the third ring having two different words and two different codes on several of the answers. When your character dies, you are given a very detailed image of his corpse. At present day, the protagonist learns that his twin brother, Alex, is going to suffer the curse. At the beginning of the game, the player is prompted to enter a 4-digit code which requires the use of a 3-ply code wheel to determine the answer. Waxwork is an American horror film of the supernatural comedy subgenre.

Waxworks. Waxworks. At the start of your turn, discard a blessing or suffer the scourge Exhausted. The waxworks can be played in any order, as completing any of them resets the player's stats, as well as taking away any items that were obtained in the waxwork.

The protagonist learns that he must rid the family of Ixona's curse to save Alex. Mark and his friends are naturally curious about it, but they soon find out the owner's true intentions. The player and his twin brother Alex are playing in the vast majority of mine tunnels underneath the town of Vista Forge, but he suddenly goes missing. Tony was a villainous werewolf from the 1988 film, Waxwork. The player and his twin brother Alex, aged eight, are playing in the vast majority of mine tunnels underneath the town of Vista Forge when he suddenly goes missing.

Released Aug 10, 1992 ... Game Wiki; Images (33) Forum (1) News; Guide; Releases (1) DLC ; Reviews ; Related Pages Similar Games Characters Locations Concepts Objects Credits; Waxworks' galleries All Images Box Art It was published by Digital Fantasia in 1983 for the Commodore 64, Plus/4, ZX Spectrum, and BBC Micro. Although he left the team temporarily after their riches were stolen by a family of Berserker Pirates, he later returned to the group. It was written and directed by Anthony Hickox and produced by Vestron Pictures and Electric Pictures. Game » consists of 1 releases. The music was ripped during gameplay. Though the quality of most tunes is much lower, in a few cases the bad instrumentation gave music that is considered better than the MIDI or Amiga version by fans, namely the London death theme.

Several years later, your Uncle Boris passes away and leaves you his wax museum. In the mine level, you must save the prisoners, as well as fight off the grotesque mutant slaves who were once innocent humans and avoid organic traps. The Waxworks.

Waxworks is an interactive fiction game by Brian Howarth and Cliff J. Ogden.

General Notes This walkthrough will not tell you when to save your game, except for instances when there's a pre-planned, life threatening situation. He can also sometimes help you magically, though two of the four levels are in places in which magic usage is impossible. To do so, you use four items that your uncle had managed to obtain; each one coming from an evil ancestor that you killed. Prolonged use of the formula began to tell on the bodies of the Evil One and his disciples who gradually transformed into hideous mutants becoming more and more plantlike with every dose.
After the success of their Elvira based adventure games, Horror Soft followed them up with another point-and-click horror/adventure in the original IP Wax Works, which is so similar to the Elvira games that it's often considered a spiritual sequel.. Tony was originally one of the film's protagonists, and he was shown at the wax museum entering one of its pocket worlds, which had him walking inside a cabin.
It was originally an Amiga game, but was also released for DOS; the DOS release retained the Amiga 32-color palette rather than 256-color VGA graphics. After the curse is undone, the protagonist finds Alex unconscious in a corner of the Waxworks and revives him. As a result, some have called WaxWorks a spiritual sequel to the two Elvira games; Multiple members of the Woodroffe family worked at Horror Soft, so they got Unfortunately, the OPL2 music is a very bad MIDI emulation, which lead to a lot of criticism, some players not aware that the music isn't meant to sound like that.

You can ignore the redcoats on the first floor and just find the letter.