Porto continues exploring the mine, though she has more to worry about than just the threats mentioned above. The mine had been shut down and is now populated by demons, dead foremen, coal golems, and even inspectors from a company known as Sovatik. As she tries to find a way out of this dark, creepy place, she discovers that it is an old coal mine that she used to work in. For those wondering about Porto’s story, it went something like this Porto wakes up in a dark area with wounds on her elbows and no idea how she arrived there. Only 5,000 copies of the game were ever made, according to the story. The demon is completely invisible, meaning that not even you, the player, can see him on the screen, and as a result, not a single gamer has recorded having beaten the game with Ghast. The characters were Porto, who was a young girl, and Ghast, an invisible demon. Once you either died or finished the game, it erased itself completely, rendering you unable to continue or play the other character.
The game had a unique feature in that it could only be played once. This week we’ll be taking on a rather creepy title known as KILLSWITCH.įor those unaware, the game was supposedly created by Karvina Corporation in 1989. Welcome, readers, to another entry of Gamebusters, the series where we try to find and debunk popular video game myths.
Is the self-deleting KILLSWITCH a real game?
