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Friday the 13th Longplay (C64) [50 FPS]

Published by Domark in 1985. Believe it or not, I've never actually seen the original Friday the 13th film; this game is the closest I've come to knowing that much about it...I'm doubting whether it is anything like the actual film though. The objective of the game is to take control of a character who is on the hunt to find Jason Voorhees and to kill him before he can kill all of the local residents, including yourself. I suppose it's a bit like the board-game "Guess Who", only with more pitchforks. Jason will often disguise himself as one of the ordinary civilians and there are only 2 ways to find out if it's him in disguise: wait until he changes and tries to kill someone or hit the person with a weapon and see if he/she transforms. You'll recognise Jason as wearing a black top and black trousers; that's before you see the massive stick he's trying to beat you with. Once you kill Jason, the level ends and you repeat the experience again with a different character. You can eliminate suspects and also protect them by finding the crucifix and placing it in the church. Any person you touch from that point onwards will then take refuge in the church. As the game progresses, Jason will start killing off the other people, which is signified by a blood-curdling scream and one of the people indicators in the bottom right of the screen will change to a tombstone. You can stumble upon the dead corpse of the unfortunate victim, which can also give you a clue as to the path that Jason is taking. If you take too long and the body count stacks up, your "fright meter" begins to add up as the hair on your character portrait begins to stand on end. If Jason kills too many people and you get too scared, the game will end. I owned this as part of a multi-game collection. I think there might be another version where a skull/mask appears each time a person is killed, but I wouldn't be surprised if this were toned down for the UK; hacking people to pieces with a hatchet doesn't really sit well alongside child-friendly favourites such as Dizzy. The game isn't great, but it's certainly different. #retrogaming