Clock Tower 3 (Video Game 2002)

A young British schoolgirl receives a letter from her mother, asking her to go into hiding until her birthday. After receiving an unsettling phone call, the girl returns home to London to ... See full summary »

Director:

Kinji Fukasaku

Writers:

Yosuke Hirano (screenplay), Hiromichi Nakamoto (screenplay),

Stars:

Kirsty Dillon, Paul Humpoletz, Dan Johnston

Cast

Cast overview:
Kirsty Dillon	...	Alyssa Hamilton (voice)
Paul Humpoletz	...	Dick Hamilton (voice)
Dan Johnston	...	Dennis Owen (voice)
Andrée Bernard	...	Nancy Hamilton (voice)
Robert Perkins	...	Sledgehammer (voice)
Francis Stone	...	Corroder (voice)
Mike Hayley	...	Chopper (voice) (as Mikey Hayley)
Greg Burns	...	Scissorman (voice)
Lucy Blair	...	Scissorwoman (voice)
Nick Hutchison	...	William Norton (voice)
Richenda Carey	...	Dorothy Rand (voice)

Storyline

A young British schoolgirl receives a letter from her mother, asking her to go into hiding until her birthday. After receiving an unsettling phone call, the girl returns home to London to discover her mother has gone missing, and when she pursues a mysterious stranger, she finds herself being hurtled through time.

---

Plot Keywords:

birthday | schoolgirl | blindness | fictional war | demon | 

---

Genres:

Drama | Horror | Thriller

---

Certificate:

M

Details

Country:

Japan

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 March 2003 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Capcom Company, Sunsoft

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

If a player restarts the game from the beginning after beating it, they'll find a special key in Alyssa's inventory. This can be used to unlock the wardrobe in Alyssa's room to find a variety of bonus costumes.

---

Quotes

Corroder: Want to join them? I hear the acid's lovely!

---

Connections

Version of Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within (1998)

---

Soundtracks

"Fantasie Impromptu"
Frédéric Chopin

User Reviews

Promising at first, but steadily declines

I'm a big fan of the clock tower series, so i had to play this one. you are alyssa, a young girl who finds herself caught amidst a chilling mystery across time. The first 2 levels and bosses of this game had this at at LEAST number 3 on my favorite games of all time list, next to silent hill 1 and 2. Yet unfortunately at the beginning of the third section, it all goes downhill, using mediocre jump scares, as well as a very thin plot that could be straight out of final fantasy, definately not fit for a game of it's genre. the classic scissorman of the first games of the series is lacking in this one, but is replaced with a multitude of newer enemies. The gameplay is decent, sometimes turning around is tricky. The gore is moderate, there are a few cutscenes that i wouldn't show the kids though. You don't have any weapons at your disposal, leaving you to rely on hiding places, stunning holy water, and your wits.

This game at first was amazing, with eerie surroundings, atmosphere, music, and plot,but fails due to it's goofy later plot. i give it 6 out of 10 rent it, but i wouldn't buy it