À propos de ce jeu

What to Expect

Hellfire 1988: An Oregon Story is a story-rich visual novel set in Bend, Oregon during the Halloween of 1988. Hellfire 1988 is a darkly comic crime story with engaging interactive dialogue, point-and-click exploration, and exciting mini-games that combine to give players an immersive experience of 1980s America. Featuring a 30,000 word interactive script, hundreds of realistic story choices, trenchant dark humor, challenging puzzles, and a thrilling hard rock soundtrack, Hellfire 1988 is one of the first indie games to be made with Unreal Engine 5 and has an expected play time of about 2 to 4 hours. Available in English and Spanish.

A Glimpse Into the Past From the Future

Jennifer Craft is a seventeen-year-old slacker and metalhead living in the conservative logging town of Bend, Oregon. When a shocking crime confirms the townsfolk's worst suspicions about Jennifer, she must race against time to clear her name and save her loved ones.

New with Version 1.0.2:

• Added all new SPANISH translation provided by David "Gilded Z" Vasquez!
  
• Added music volume slider on main menu
  
• Added the actual verse in the hacking puzzle
  
• Performance improvements

New with Version 1.0.1:

• Added option to play just as Visual Novel without puzzles and point-and-click levels
  
• Keep cursor visible throughout dialogues for easier access to save menu
  
• Graphical performance optimizations
  
• Fixed bug where game sometimes wouldn’t recall last choice point if Jennifer goes to jail
  
• Removed graphic debug messages that pop up on some systems during point-and-click levels
  
• Fixed typo in dialogue
  
• Improved in-game menu visibility and added version indicator

Description du contenu pour adultes

Voici la description de l'équipe de développement à propos du contenu du produit :

THIS GAME IS NOT FOR YOUNG KIDS!
Although this game does not include any frightening or graphic imagery, it includes mature dialogue about potentially upsetting topics including drug and alcohol use, crime, and prejudice. Foul language is frequently encountered.