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    Clock Tower: Rewind Featured in Upcoming Art Exhibit; Behind the Scenes Panel Included

    By Michael ChowApril 24, 2024
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    In a post on X (formerly Twitter), WayForward has confirmed that Clock Tower: Rewind will be featured at an art exhibition at Gallery Nucleus, put on by Project Lead Mariel Kinuko Cartwright. A behind-the-scenes panel on the game will also occur. The exhibition will take place on Saturday, May 4, 2024, and additional information can be found on the linked post for those interested.

    Clock Tower is a point-and-click horror title originally released for the Super Famicom in 1995, following Jennifer and her three friends who have been adopted into a strange new family. However, all isn’t as it seems as they must run away from the Scissor Man, a serial killer who stalks the mansion that was supposed to be their new home. Can Jennifer survive or will she be another victim for the Scissor Man to slice away?

    “Harnessing the power of Limited Run Games’ Carbon Engine, this new edition of Clock Tower retains the authentic gameplay, graphics, and sound of the original version while also adding modern features and enhancements. These include a new vocal theme song performed by Mary McGlynn (Silent Hill series), a new animated opening, motion-comic cutscenes before and after the game, a bonus art gallery, border artwork, save states, multiple language options, and more.”

    Limited Run Games will release a physical version of the title, but details have not yet been provided.

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