ADVENTURES BY WAXWORKS SERIAL

and then one of the most notorious serial killers of all time steps into view. You step through the warehouse door, which is locked behind you, find yourself standing on a pier overlooking the Thames. The final battle against Jack the Ripper himself.While not quite as overflowing with gore as the other levels, Victorian London is just oozing with atmosphere and dread, as you search for clues that will lead you to Jack the Ripper, all while avoiding policemen and angry mobs around every corner, lest you be treated to a grisly (and graphic) hanging or a taste of mob justice.Here, you use various items belonging to the various evil twins you've defeated in the game to battle her - although using the High Priest's Amulet and Necromancer's Ring are optional for defending yourself with, you must first throw a vial of acidic poison at the Witch to distract her as she's having her hand cut off, which burns her flesh and visibly causes her extreme agony, then you shoot her through the eye with a bolt from a Crossbow found nearby, before finally stabbing her through the neck with Jack the Ripper's Dagger when she's twitching and bleeding on the ground, causing blood to gush from from her nose, mouth, neck and wrist stump as she simply stops moving. The fight with Ixona the Witch in the fifth and final waxwork - or as it can also be considered, a lesson in the noble art of the No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.That's right, the same guys who made Simon the Sorcerer. And now for some irony: this was the last game made by Horrorsoft, which later became known as Adventure Soft.The 'vines' you encounter will kill you by grabbing you by the head and one arm and slowly tearing off both.

Adventures by waxworks