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Developer: Terminal Reality

Release date: 1999

Platform: Windows (PC)

Genre: Survival horror

Version: Full Game

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Nocturne is a survival horror video game set in the late 1920s and early 1930s – the Prohibition and Great Depression era. The player takes the part of The Stranger (voiced by Lynn Mathis), an operative of a fictional American Government secret organization known as "Spookhouse", which was created by President Theodore Roosevelt to fight monsters. He investigates four strange cases and saves people from classic monsters such as werewolves, zombies, and vampires.

Graphics, sound, and gameplay

The game featured cutting-edge graphics for its time. One of its biggest selling points was the realistic shadow rendering capability of the game engine. The makers strongly encouraged players to play in a darkened room for maximum effect.

The sound is also very detailed. The soundtrack of Nocturne is public domain music and has made appearances in other works, including the hit NBC TV reality series Fear Factor, the 2002 Japanese movie Returner, and the E3 2007 teaser trailer for Resident Evil 5.citation needed A lounge song in Nocturne's Act III is sung by Mary Beth Brooks.

Like many early survival horror games, Nocturne features pre-rendered backgrounds superimposed with real-time 3D characters. Camera angles were often chosen for style rather than function. During gameplay, it is common to experience difficulty keeping track of the player/character, because the camera view can radically change when moving out of the current camera frame.

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The controls are fairly standard for the genre, but controls for moving and aiming are separate. In addition, a weapon must be drawn before it may be used. Therefore, if The Stranger encounters an enemy, he must draw his weapon, aim, evade, then fire with separate controls. This process can be greatly eased by the use of an "Auto-Aim" option on the "Controls" menu.

Storyline

Instead of possessing a single overarching story, Nocturne's gameplay is broken up into four independent Acts. Each Act is a self-contained campaign that can be selected as soon as the game begins. Although the four Acts can be played in any order, they progress in chronological order from first to fourth, so some minor details, such as which agents join or leave the Spookhouse organization as time passes, are easiest to see when the Acts are played in order.

Act I: Dark Reign of the Vampire King

In 1927, the Stranger is assigned to retrieve a powerful artifact from Gaustadt, a remote vampire-occupied castle in Germany. The artifact, called the Yatgy Stone, later appears in the game BloodRayne, where it is explained to be the heart of Belial, the former ruler of Hell and the most powerful demon ever born. Despite his disdain for monsters, he is partnered up with a half-vampire (known as a Dhampir) Spookhouse agent named Svetlana Lupescu.

Upon their arrival, they find a village being terrorized by the monsters in the surrounding forest. They meet the mayor of said village who explains that a vampire master, Count Voicu has been warring with them for some time, and has taken the children and young women of the village hostage in his castle. They also discover vampires and werewolves have also been warring in the forests, and meet a hermit who tells them of how the werewolves were originally protectors from Count Voicu, before becoming feral, and gives them supplies in order to combat them.

As the Stranger and Svetlana make their way to the castle, they are quickly separated, and when they catch up to each other, Svetlana attacks the Stranger before fleeing. One of Voicu's servants reveals that the count has taken Svetlana to be one of his brides and she belongs to the count now. Despite his initial disdain for her, the Stranger decides he will not leave without her, and traverses through the castle, killing the count's minions.

Eventually finding the count's coffin, the Stranger faces and kills Voicu himself, freeing Svetlana. Before the two leave they also rescue one of the girls he has captured. They notice a centuries-old painting of the mayor who reveals himself to be Voicu's father and a vampire master himself. The mayor reveals that his son tried to usurp him from the castle and they've been warring for centuries. The mayor has them leave his castle, but warns that if Svetlana ever sets foot there again, she will belong to him. Since the mayor is too powerful to be fought, the Stranger and Svetlana are forced to accept this truce before leaving.