https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdMTg9UxVak
 
Warning: NSFW and extremely stupid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23Pkfp9hzZs
inexplicably titled, spelling mistake and all, after a Swift Treweeke song. But it's not in the game for some reason ???
 
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A cult member known as “the King of Peace” holds a sacred object referred to by the group as “the Light of God”.
- the Divine Order of the Royal Arms of the Great Eleven, L.A. 1920s.

Newspaper articles from the time period reported strange rituals including the sacrifice of animals, sex scandals and attempts to resurrect a dead 16-year-old girl. Police found the corpse of Willa Rhoads under the floor at the Rhoads' residence, wrapped in spices and salt and surrounded by the bodies of seven dead puppies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8evfNKkITxA
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rq6QqFx4ieY
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSuxYY4XNN0

Beyond the Wall of Stars is one of the earliest, and most unknown, computer game to take advantage of the CD-ROM's storage capacity.
Written and designed by R.A. Montgomery, a prolific author whose "Choose Your Own Adventure" books were highly popular in the early 1980s, BTWOS is best described as a multimedia CYOA book -- you read the story like a book, then, once every few "pages," select one of two choices for your action that will affect how the story unfolds. The plot is standard, and even cliche, sci-fi fare: you are leader of an urgent expedition sent by the Celadon planet. Your task is to find Tara, a more advanced race who live beyond "the Wall of Stars" to ask them to aid the Celadon in their plight against. While it doesn't make full use of 640MB on the CD, the game is over 300MB large, with most of the space taken up by speech files and short movie clips. The quality of writing is decent -- just as you would expect in any R.A. Montgomery's CYOA books: competent, but never truly spectacular. The plot and the plot branches you will choose while playing are interesting enough to attract you to the very end, but the game isn't attractive enough in my opinion to warrant replay. The "puzzles" are also minimal, because it's not only that you interact by choosing from multiple-choice options, but also that those options are more geared towards picking what you will see next, rather than solving any tough puzzles (although some choices you will make are indeed crucial to the survival of your crew). As one of the earliest CD-ROM titles, BTWOS deserves a look by all adventure fans as one of the earliest efforts in leveraging the new medium to present an older one. If you like CYOA books, you'll probably like this "game" that unfortunately isn't as interesting as some of the author's best works. Oh, and some of the graphics are "paper doll cutouts" that look pretty bad ;) Worth a look, but not a Top Dog.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTNp0NHevBE 

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   S Rob is an occult consultant, writer and author. He is also the director, producer, writer, star and horror host of the feature length anthology film Horrormail, and similarly featured in the 40 minute film protective rite of the gates. He has written more books on the occult than anyone else in the English language.

  


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