
Clock Tower
- Released
Sep 14, 1995
11,370 days ago- Platforms
- PC
- Wii U
- Wii
- Super Famicom
- Ratings
Release dates
North America dates- Nov 6, 20134,742 days ago
- Wii U
- Aug 3, 20105,933 days ago
- Wii
- Mar 28, 199710,809 days ago
- PC
- Sep 14, 199511,370 days ago
- Super Famicom
About
Clock Tower is a survival horror point-and-click adventure game developed and published by Human Entertainment for the Super Famicom in 1995. It is the first installment of the long-running Clock Tower series. The story follows Jennifer Simpson as she learns the secrets of the Barrows Mansion and attempts to escape the game's antagonist, Scissorman.
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Game info
- Released
- 1995 · see every game from that year
- Modes
- Single player
- Perspective
- Side view
Other versions
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Age ratings
- CEROBCrime, Horror, Violence
Languages
1 languageJapanese
| Language | Audio | Subtitles | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese日本語 | – | – |
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Story & names
Jennifer Simpson is a child from the fictional Granite Orphanage in Romsdalen, Norway. She and her friends, who are also orphans (Laura Harrington, Anne and Lotte) are adopted in September 1995 (the same month the game was released) by a wealthy recluse named Simon Barrows, who lives in a mansion known as the "Clock Tower", named after its predominant feature.
The game immediately begins with these characters walking towards the Barrows mansion and settling in the main foyer. Mary, the woman who brought the children to the mansion, leaves to find Mr. Barrows, but she takes an unusually long time. Jennifer offers to investigate, but upon leaving the room, a scream is heard from the main foyer. Jennifer returns to find the lights are off and the girls are missing.
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Also known as
- Clock Tower: The First FearAlternative title
Release dates by region
4 releases in 1 region
japan
- Sep 14, 1995Super Famicom
- Mar 28, 1997PC
- Aug 03, 2010Wii
- Nov 06, 2013Wii U
The Clock Tower series
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Where to find it
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