Sanitarium

Sanitarium for PC FREE is an Adventure pc game. The released date of the game is 30 Apr 1998. Sanitarium Game For PC Free is developed by Dotemu or DreamForge Intertainment and published by Dotemu. Full Version Sanitarium PC Game is now available on PCFreeNow. 

Sanitarium PC Full Download is a 1998 old-school cult classic point-and-click adventure title. You play the main character, Max, who wakes up in a crazy shelter with amnesia. He doesn’t even remember his name, how he became a refugee or anything in his life. It’s up to you, the player, to bring the pieces of the story together through cut scenes and dialogue.
The main function of the sanatorium is to give the player a strong sense of confusion at the beginning, which keeps the players in Max’s mindset and gives way to the emotions they may feel due to their forgetfulness. Confusion gradually worsens during 13 levels as more information is learned. It’s easy to get immersed in the title experience, as there are no predictions of events or dramatic irony. It is up to the player to constantly think about what is happening from moment to moment until the next part of the story unfolds. To fully understand what is happening by the end of the game, it is very important to talk and interact with other characters that will be available at every level. Unlike many other games of this nature that loosen up after the game, the sanatorium does a good job of cleaning them all up so that the player has a solid idea of ​​what really happened.

The port itself is exceptional, as it performs exactly as it did in 1998. There are no crashes, bugs, bugs, or breaks, and there is absolutely nothing that makes the game unplayable. The cinema still has its scan lines, which really bring out the old CRT vibe of the game. One strange thing I encountered was that the game runs at 15-17 fps, but the puzzles render at 60 fps. You can tell how much smoother the puzzle parts are than the rest of the game, but in 1998 it was standard for isometric PC titles at 15 fps. I’m just not sure why the puzzle parts are so productive. Either way, we can thank DotAmo for another great port of an underdog retro title.

The gameplay itself is quite simple, the right mouse button is pressed to move the character and the left mouse button is used to interact with people and objects. Sometimes the walking mechanic may be a little upset if you are trying to walk around the stairs. Often you go up and down the same stairs by accident. Each piece of dialogue comes with a voiceover, including the main menu button and items in the player’s inventory; I must say that the soundtrack is great for a game made in ’98, as well as various sound effects on creatures such as insects and spectacles.
The maps are very small, and while some may say that this was a technological breakthrough in the ’90s, I would like to point out that Diablo was released in late 1996. At least 3-4 times larger than any map in the sanatorium. It doesn’t really return to the game, however, each of the 13 levels has its own map. Each of them is very diverse from the other. They stand the test of time and are as brilliant as they are white. The music and sound effects are equally captivating, and they really help the gamer to sink into the realm of titles.

System Requirements of Sanitarium Game