While finding Alyssa's mother is an important part of the game, you'll quickly figure out that the disappearance is just a piece in a larger, sinister puzzle you'll have to unravel and that the creepy old guy is an integral player in it. Upon returning home she finds the family lodge empty, save for a creepy old guy who seems to know her and exhibits an unhealthy attraction for her. When Alyssa's mother isn't on the line, Alyssa heads back home, apparently forgetting the warnings in the letter, to find her. Faster than you can say 'coincidence' Alyssa is called to her dorm to receive a call from her mother.

The letter also ominously asks the young girl to go into hiding until after her fifteenth birthday, which, coincidentally enough, is coming up soon. While a bit thin on the exact details of why she was sent away, her mother's letter is pretty emphatic that the relocation was to ensure Alyssa's safety. Apparently Alyssa was shipped off to boarding school following the death of her grandfather.

The game opens with Alyssa reading through a letter she's just received from her mother. Clock Tower 3's story puts you in the role of a young Japanese girl named Alyssa.Ĭlock Tower 3's story puts you in the role of a young Japanese girl named Alyssa who has moved away to an isolated boarding school. We recently checked out a preview version of the game to see how the game is coming together. The third installment in the series finds survival horror veteran Capcom taking the development and publishing chores on the game, which is promising given Capcom's experience in the horror genre. Japanese developer Human Entertainment's PC game approach relied heavily on a point-and-click mechanic that undermined the eerie atmosphere and unsettling story. The first two Clock Tower games were solid but unspectacular entries in the horror genre on the original PlayStation.

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