Dead of the Brain (1992)

by FairyTale, Ides

Genres:Point-and-click, Visual Novel

Themes:Horror, Science fiction, Survival

Game modes:Single player

Story:Dead of the brain is a horror-based Adventure Game created in 1992 that is played in a point-and-click format.

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