Classic DOS horror game gets a 3D remake.

Classic DOS Horror Game Gets a 3D Remake

A Blast from the Past, Reimagined in 3D

Get ready for a nostalgic horror experience! Last Half of Darkness (LHOD), a pioneering DOS horror game from 1989, is getting a stunning 3D remake. Thirty-six years after its initial release, creator William R. Fisher III is reimagining this point-and-click adventure with modern graphics and gameplay.

The original LHOD, developed on a limited XT PC, was a low-resolution adventure with simple graphics. The new 35th-anniversary edition promises a fully interactive 3D world, expanded areas to explore, and plenty of B-movie-style jump scares.

Key Features of the Remake:

• Fully realized 3D environments
• Expanded puzzles and gameplay
• Haunting soundtrack
• Adjustable difficulty levels

The original two-part LHOD is available as a free download. The 35th-anniversary edition, however, promises a “psychological horror experience” retaining the core mystery: uncovering the secrets surrounding the player’s deceased aunt, a witch working on a mysterious potion in her mansion, Paraíso Del Norte.

This remake is a welcome surprise for fans of the original and a great opportunity for new players to experience this classic horror adventure in a whole new way. You can find the original game here and the upcoming 35th-anniversary edition on Steam.