Clock Tower: Rewind's Scissorman is the original survival horror stalker, and it still makes me want to cry
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GamesSurvival HorrorClock TowerClock Tower: Rewind’s Scissorman is the original survival horror stalker, and it still makes me want to cryWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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It’s a hook that’s become easier to pull off in the modern era as game technology has gotten better. Yet it’s remained a hard trick to pull off for a long duration. But what if I told you one of the earliest games to do it,Clock Toweron the SNES, wasn’t just one of the most influential horror games ever in how it pulled it off; but …
