And with that character, this suddenly turned from a drama to a comedy.
Dracula: C64?
That box is so familiar I’m going crazy wracking my brain. I remember it, but I’m not sure I played whatever it is.
Beyond two souls
Not Beyond Two Souls. The text here is explains the plot…
If it goes further, I need to redo my reveals, I was a little too cutesy when I set the next ones up.
Your Grandad was a drunken bastard
Nostradamus?
Never heard of it, but Adift in Time?
I’ll guess Lost in Time!
Breast in Tim O_o
Shout in Timbre
@nijimeijer got it! It’s Lost in Time, an early (1993) FMV game (actually distributed on floppies in addition to CD-ROM). This was a Coktel Vision game, distributed by Sierra in the US. Next screen would have had the dev/publisher mark. I remember playing it, but not really getting anywhere.
Dammit, I do remember that, only because I was a huge Sierra fan back in the day, so I probably saw it in their advertisements. The Coktel games were odd ducks. I remember playing Inca - it was suuuuuuuper weird. Gobliiins I wanted to like, but I didn’t get in to it. They were always the odd duck of Sierra to me. Makes sense now that I know more about videogame distribution that they were just their own thing that happened to be distributed by Sierra in the States.
I’ll get something up soonish.
Inca is one of those rare games that was clunky and mostly unfun, but which I nonetheless think about regularly, for some reason.
The French game scene was really unique back then. Digital Antiquarian did a nice job digging into how in his article on Cryo’s Dune:
https://www.filfre.net/2018/11/controlling-the-spice-part-2-cryos-dune/
Soul Reaver
Damn, that lost in time cover looks nothing like the French one
The game was, as usual with Cocktel Vision, terrible.
Bioforge?