Harvest

Harvest is a video game in the adventure genre originally released in 2002. It is currently playable on Windows.

Harvest is a mystery and suspense adventure game. It is the first work of independent developer Michael B. Clark and delves into the subconscious and the paranormal.

One night, while walking his dog in the park, it suddenly darts off in pursuit of something and disappears. Searching for his dog, he discovers an entrance to a subway shopping mall. Knowing that his dog has entered, he follows it and discovers that it is a huge bunker-like dwelling. Curiosity and the desire to find his pet lead him deeper. Then the madman's plan to poison the sewer and the water source is revealed. His life had been normal, irrevocably changed by the death of his parents. What drove him to do this? And what happened to his dog?

The story unfolds through the reading of his remaining diaries, newspaper articles and other materials. A secret room in a bomb shelter-like location is protected by an elaborate lock, to which a puzzle is connected. The puzzles are varied, including inventory-based puzzles, Myst-style mechanical logic puzzles, sliders, memory puzzles, and mazes.

The graphics are mostly still images, with little animation. There is ambient music and some sound effects can be heard. The game is point-and-click controlled by the mouse, using various cursors for navigation and interaction with the environment.

Harvest was created with the game creation program Adventure Maker.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.