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The Dark Eye is based on dvd a handful of classics by the damaged horror writer Edgar Allen Poe. A few are well-known, but happily for any Poe fan, two—Berenice and Annabel Lee—are some of Poe's lesser, but no less terrifying, works. It's a malevolent game, as scary as Sanitarium, yet higher on the weird scale. The game itself consists dvd of three interactive pieces and two graphic novels, all dvd held together by a haunted-house-theme hub location. Each interactive game contains two scenarios, one story each for murderer and victim. In keeping with Poe's short stories, the game sections have delicious details and surprise endings—that is, if you haven't already read the short stories they are based on. Of course, knowing the outcome of The Cask of Amontillado in advance does not make watching it any less gruesome. The initial or tie-in story takes place at Malevolence Mansion, home of Uncle Edwin, and is played in the first person as an unnamed "Journeyer."
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