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"A Journey Through The Depths Of One Man's Consciousness To Confront The Demons From His Past And Escape The Imprisonment Of His Mind"
Broken into eight chapters, the entire game is a journey through your own madness to potential salvation. Chapters dealing with the unfolding mystery at the sanitarium are interspersed with segments set in the hallucinatory hells of your character's tortured mind. These alternate, internal realities are the true high points of Sanitarium, covering such disparate ground as a devastated Aztec tribe, a Children of the Corn-style rural community, and a grotesque alien insect hive that practically oozes agony. The Freudian quotient is jacked up further as your madman takes on a different persona, such as a four-armed cyclops, for each setting. By ping-ponging from hallucination to reality and back again, Sanitarium puts you in the hospital slippers of its protagonist, wondering what is real, what is delusion. The ambiguity of the tattered memories and flashbacks triggered by game events will keep you guessing until the end. Originally released in 1998 for PC and Adventure Game of the Year Winner, this timeless point-and-click horror game is a must-have for adventure game fans.
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In Sanitarium you play an amnesiac thrust into a morbid, really creepy universe. After a car accident you wake up to find that instead of lying in a hospital, you’re in an asylum with your head wrapped in bandages. Who the hell am I? What am I doing here? How do I escape? There endless questions eating away at you, and so too are the many puzzles you’ll need to resolve throughout this immersive, captivating adventure.
Featuring a rich, complex plot set in an intense world where a very thin line separates reason from madness, Sanitarium is a masterwork suitable for point-and-click beginners, experts and everyone who enjoys captivating storylines and horror games.

This version has not only been authentically recreated for mobile, but also enhanced with brand-new features:
• Choose between touch mode and pad mode
• A new easy-to-use interface specially adapted for touch devices
• Automatic save system
• Dynamic ON/OFF hint system
• New inventory system
• 20 Achievements to unlock
• Choose between full screen mode & original mode
• 3 languages available: English, French, German (voices and text)
Originally released in 1998 for PC and Adventure Game of the Year Winner, this timeless point-and-click horror game is a must-have for adventure game fans. Discover or rediscover one of the scariest games of all time with this mobile version you can play anywhere!
A beginning to end playthrough of ASC Games' 1998 graphic adventure Sanitarium.
This game is still nearly as good as it was when it came out 16 years ago. The story (especially for the time) was well told, presented through a mish-mash of seemingly disparate elements slowly tied together to reveal the overarching metadiagetic narrative that drives the core of the plot.
It's freaky, odd, and sometimes off-putting in the imagery that it uses, but it's amazing how effectively it conveys its particular brand of psychological horror. Just as, if not more, compelling than other genre contemporaries (most notably Phantasmagoria and Harvester), the game will freak you out and make you cringe from the most sympathetic places you can imagine.
The graphics also hold up shockingly well. Even though it only runs at 640x480 in 256 colors (hence the dithering if you scrutinize the images too closely), the characters are all somewhat smoothly pre-rendered CG sprites superimposed over impressively detailed (and at times incredibly believable) CG backdrops. The sound design also deserves a huge mention. Though the voice acting can grate at times, its usually serviceable, and the music is incredibly. It capably strikes the right emotional chords, and is always subtle enough to not steal attention from any other element. It is, with no exaggeration, both understated and brilliant.
The controls, truth be told, are a bit of a pain in the ass. Max isn't directed by clicking on a desired destination. The right mouse button has to be held down and moved to guide him. Even though it isn't much of a nuisance after getting used to it, there are a few spots where getting stuck on the scenery can be annoying, and ultimately seems unnecessary.
Oh well. Excellent game that succeeds because of its extremely well orchestrated story (complete with satisfyingly conclusion) and its reliance on setting. If you haven't played this and enjoy horror and or PC adventures, what are you waiting for? Go to GoG.com now and buy it!
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