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One of the great inhabitants mysteries of the universe, I suppose. But I digress. Prisoner does an excellent job of taking the basics of the Lovecraft Cthulhu inhabitants mythos and weaving an entertaining and engrossing story, on top of an all-around well-put-together and fun game. What more could a gamer ask? The story in a nutshell: You are Lieutenant Ryan, a young officer working for the US Secret Service, assigned to serve with the Royal Navy on the eve of World War II. A powerful European adversary has discovered an ancient threat held trapped inside the ice of the inhabitants South Pole. Your mission is to prevent the Prisoners of Ice from spreading across the world. And if you fail, the Old Ones will return to Earth. Graphics are fairly run-of-the-mill, mid-90s, third-person style. The cool thing about Prisoner that gives it a really different look (separating the men from the boys, so to speak) are the paintings dispensed as graphics to accompany backstory bits given out by various characters.
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