Harvester

Harvester is an interesting tongue-in-cheek take on the effects of violence in video-games on society. It's not perfect and has some really annoying parts but it's worth the play through.

Amazing game! I can't belive I'm just finding it in 2024. Super underrated game that deserves a bigger following.

This is a real classic of adventure games. Full of gore and dark settings, but also humor, the game recreates a very unique 50s, Cold War feeling. There is some pixel hunt that ruins the fun (I had to check a walkthrough guide multiple times to find out I had miss some small pixelated detailed to click on), but overall very enjoyable.

>as a kid I read about Harvester in gaming magazines. Got spooped because they said it was BRUTAL and it had the GORIEST SCENES ever. >as a late teen/young adult "Haha, acting silly!" >as a mature kidder (now) The Twin Peaks of adventure games crossed with Natural Born Kidders [sic]. Kino & a MUST HAVE for everyone in their collection.

im not sure why this game appeared to me in 96/97 and how i was able to play it back then... maybe i was part of the experiement? maybe my location in the world gave me the opportunity to experience the horror of this world in a new visual style... nightdive (steam) appears to have borrowed or gotten permission from a gog user to patch the game which fixes the broken cutscenes. cutscenes are broken in dosbox due to the cpu speed. several scenes were coded badly for the FMV, this is fixed and now playable as it was on original 1996 hardware.