This 1995 point-and-click adventure game tasks you with solving a series of brutal mutilation murders in Munich, where the prime suspect is rumored to be a werewolf. The core gameplay loop involves exploration, inventory puzzles, and dialogue investigation across detailed environments. Uniquely, you alternate control between two protagonists, Gabriel and Grace, whose separate discoveries must be coordinated to unravel the central mystery. The experience is self-contained, available on PC and Mac platforms.
As a traditional adventure title, the primary gameplay loop involves exploration, inventory management, and dialogue interaction. Players must navigate detailed environments, collecting crucial items that are often combined or used in specific locations to solve complex, multi-step puzzles. Success hinges on piecing together clues gathered from various sources—documents, environmental details, and conversations with non-player characters.
A distinguishing feature of this title is the dual-protagonist structure. Players alternate control between two main characters: Gabriel and Grace. Each character possesses unique perspectives, skills, and access to different areas of the investigation. Successfully advancing the plot often requires utilizing information gathered by one character to unlock progress for the other, creating an interwoven narrative structure that demands holistic puzzle-solving across the game world.
The story transports players to Munich, where Gabriel and Grace are tasked with investigating a disturbing series of violent crimes. The central premise revolves around the local folklore and the chilling possibility that the perpetrator is not human, but rather a creature of legend—a werewolf. The investigation requires players to delve into local history, occult lore, and the immediate circumstances surrounding the attacks to uncover the truth behind the savage events.
The integration of two distinct playable characters, Gabriel and Grace, into a single, continuous mystery is a key differentiator. This mechanic forces players to manage two separate investigative threads simultaneously, often requiring careful coordination between their actions and discoveries to unravel the overarching conspiracy surrounding the Munich murders.
This main game does not feature any officially released downloadable content (DLC) or expansions. The experience is self-contained as released in 1995.
The game was initially released on DOS and Mac platforms, and is also playable on Microsoft Windows systems.