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The Blair Witch Project (Video Game)

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 The Blair Witch Project video game trilogy is a three volume series of games based off of the hit Found Footage movie of the same name. The trilogy serves as an exploration to the Blair Witch lore, although is considered non canon to the source material. Each volume is told in reverse order, dating father back into the history of the Burketsville area. The volumes were developed by Terminal Reality, Human Head Studios, and Ritual Entertainment respectively.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The volumes go as such...Volume I: Rustin Parr: Notable in that this volume serves as a crossover and sequel to Terminal Reality's previous game, Nocturne (1999), featuring several characters from said game and a plot revolving around one of Spookhouse's investigations.Set in 1941, Spookhouse Agent, Doc Eispeth Holliday (a supporting character in Nocturne (1999)) is assigned as a field agent to investigate the town of Burkkitsville after the arrest of child murderer Rustin Parr, who claims that he was driven to kill by an evil spirit. In Holliday's investigation, she learns of the history of Burkkitsville's paranormal happenings, and secrets behind the local legend.Volume II: The Legend of Coffin Rock: Set during the civil war, the player takes the role of a soldier who almost falls victim to the evil in the Black Hills, along with several other soldiers. Rescued by a girl named Robin Weaver, the solider is amnesiac and is given the temporary nickname, Lazurus. When Robin Weaver goes missing, Lazarus joins the search party, and while battling the evil spirits within the woods, slowly pieces together his memory.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Volume III: The Elly Kedward Tale: Set in 1756, the player assumes the role of Jonathan Prye, a former minister and witch hunter going through a crisis of faith. Prye is sent to the Blair township after learning of the disappearaces of children, blamed on what is thought to be the spirit of Elly Kedward. When Prye arrives, the only people left in town include a minister, a skeptic, an imprisoned drunk, a shaman who knows the true spiritual history of the region, and another accused witch.Not connected to, nor to be mistaken for the 2019 game, Blair WitchAdvertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })Tropes applying to these games include.
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