Harvester (Video Game 1996)Steve, a man in his early twenties, one day wakes up to find himself in the sick, backwards town of Harvest. Director:G.P. AustinWriter:G.P. Austin |
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Mary Allen | ... |
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Mrs. Pottsdam /
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Christopher Reagan Ammons | ... |
Jimmy James
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Charles Beecham | ... |
Postmaster Boyle /
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Matt Bentele | ... |
Indian #1
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Stephanie
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Bob Cawley | ... |
Mr. Johnson
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M.R. Eudy | ... |
Cain
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Dennis Gyor | ... |
Indian #2
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Danny Hansard | ... |
Follower #2
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Tim Higgins | ... |
Chessmaster
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W.D. Hollon | ... |
Inquisitor
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Jack Irons | ... |
Grand Poobah
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John Kaufman | ... |
Gladiators
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Kurt Kistler | ... |
Steve
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Nelson Knight | ... |
Sheriff Dwayne
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Steve, a man in his early twenties, one day wakes up to find himself in the sick, backwards town of Harvest.
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Interesting game... along the lines of MYST mixed with Night Trap.
Made in 1995, it was an early attempt at making a Matrix-styled world (living inside a computer-generated world) which succeeded fairly well. The graphics are a little out-dated (fairly good for its day, but old by now-days standards) and the sound is pretty good for the medium. If it was a movie, it'd easily fall into the B-movie category; but as a game, it has playability (though it's complicated to play). The game itself is fairly fun (if you like puzzles) and if you play it through, it has a decent story to it, though the story if somewhat poorly executed in spots. Overall, I give it a 5 out of 10.