Follow the Dark Path into a world of Druidic lore and Celtic myths. It is the Autumn Equinox on Barrow Hill, a time of great power, when the ancient standing stones are at their most powerful and dangerous. You have one night to make the offerings, follow the Dark Path and escape Barrow Hill.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie Point-and-clickThemes
Horror Mystery
Languages: English and 1 more
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Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Gabriel JonesAs far as the horror genre is concerned, Barrow Hill: The Dark Path is very quaint. It was made by a small team, who didn't have much of a budget to work with, but it's clear that they invested a lot of passion into their game. This adventure doesn't have a lot of hand holding, but the puzzles are mostly sensible, and even consistent with the lore. On the other hand, it's a little too easy to overlook certain clues, wandering in the forest gets dull, and it could have used a little more polish. Most of the serious bugs were ironed out, but there's still the occasional oddity, such as a screwdriver mysteriously appearing in one's inventory. Maybe a witch put it there. Who knows?
CGMagazine
By Lane MartinSatire and nostalgia are not enough to make a game good. Games should be fun, and Barrow Hill: The Dark Path is not.
COGconnected
By Lou SytsmaThe history of the Barrow Hill games eerily parallel that of the Blair Witch Project film series.
