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Release Date 31 August 2005
Release Type Freeware
Content Advisory Mild | None | Strong
Operating System Windows
Setting Contemporary
Genre Horror
Story Original
Play Length Short Game (can be completed within 30 minutes)
Language English
Graphics 640x480, 32-Bit Colour
Downloaded 7,339 All Time

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In ESPER: The Town on the Edge of darkness, you play as Ian McDermott, head investigator of the ESPER society, a group dedicated to the exploration and revelation of paranormal and occult activity. You have been called to the prison cell of one Mr. Frederick Stiles, who has been imprisoned for murdering a young girl. Stiles is your CLIENT, however, and he claims that the girl was already dead at the time he killed her! Investigate Noman Island, where perpetual night overshadows some strange and dangerous events, and see if you can help bring peace to a man who has visited...


THE TOWN ON THE EDGE OF DARKNESS

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By krishaw on 17 July 2009

The links don't seem to work for me. Is there a working link anywhere that you can put on this site?


By uvaagsfan on 18 October 2007

Great game... very intriguing story and fun to play. Some technical issues... might jsut be the two versions I were able to find... but in one (with videos) the game crashes when you try to leave the Noman jail and in the other (no videos) you are unable to re-enter the secret lab once you leave it (which could be a problem if you need to go back and do a certain something for the best ending).


By uvaagsfan on 18 October 2007

Working link:
http://aafiles.bicycle-for-slugs.org/full/ESPER:%20Paranormal%20Adventure/ESPER%20Compact.rar


By Ariadne on 30 March 2007

This game had an amazing atmosphere from the beginning. The introduction with that "is anybody out there" was the first thing that made me eager to begin the game. And creeped me out a little, too! And the music throughout the game was cool. I LOVED the graphics of the sky and the moon! I mean that sky over at the peer with the moonlight blinding you was awesome! Very impressive! Playing the game was simple and easy, and I like that, because I hate farfetched items combinations and stuff. I almost died of a heart attack in the inn and when the boy chased me in the church!
The plot was interesting, although I believe it needed some more work because some things were left ananswered.
I am looking forward to more episodes with Ian McDermott!


By rharpe on 13 January 2006

Oops! I was told by esper that ESPER has multiple endings. Eight to be exact! I guess my review is not quite fair being that I didn't "completely" finish with all the possible endings. Bare in mind, I was unaware there were multiple endings. Will all the endings help answer the questions I still have... I'll soon find out!


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