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* LastSecondEndingChoice: There are four endings and which one you get depends on a choice so late that with one exception it'll be your last action in the game. Give the {{Macguffin}} to either Darkcloud or [[spoiler: Norah]] and you get the [[spoiler:bad and mediocre endings]]; [[spoiler:do it right]] by doing [[spoiler: placing the fake half of the Ianyi stone onto the altar, then joining the two halves while Darkcloud is trying to complete the ritual]] and you have to solve one last puzzle. Failing to solve the puzzle leads to a gameover. Go along with the ritual and place your half of the Ianyi stone on the altar right away, and [[spoiler: You get the worst ending. See WorldOfSilence for details.]]
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* SchmuckBait: In a few places around town, you'll find papers indicating that a satellite TV company called Desert Satellite made an unusually good introductory offer to residents of Cyclone- Not only were they offering free installation and the first six months free, they also give new customers a free television set; It's implied that the TVs offered as part of this package are the hypnotic televisions you find all over town, which urged those who watched them to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon where they could be turned into petroglyphs.
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* KnowledgeBroker: Burt is the local version of this in Cyclone; He focuses on {{Blackmail}}, something which doesn't make him very popular with some of the town's residents...
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* PhantomZonePicture: Darkcloud has been trapping everyone in Cyclone in a petroglyph version of this trope. Interestingly, the [[PlayerCharacter Player Character's]] bandmates are the only ones who can be found in petroglyph form in-game; Presumably, this is so the player doesn't figure out who Darkcloud is just by noting who is and who isn't on the walls in Devil's Mouth.
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* SinisterMinister: Cyclone's stereotypical fire-and-brimstone Southern preacher, George Bellairs. [[spoiler: He isn't the BigBad, but he is guilty of {{Blackmail}}, theft, vehicular manslaughter and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking cheating at Bingo]].]] Someone even hanged a picture of him and his family in the gas station and taped a drawing of him to it over his face that refers to him by this trope's name.
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* DeathCourse: As soon as you pick up a Bahos, it starts draining your life force. To stop it from doing that, you have to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon and use it on one of the many petroglyphs there. The only way to know which petroglyph is the right one is to pay attention to the area you pick up the Bahos in, because an image of it will be around. So the most efficient course of action is to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon before picking up the first Bahos so that it becomes a teleportation option from the get-go and then to inspect a room thoroughly before bothering with the Bahos.
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* AlienSky: The sky in Cyclone is a odd shade of green (at least during the events of the game).
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* HumanResources: [[spoiler: Implied. After a landslide blocked the only road leading out of town, the local grocery store started running out of supplies...and then mysteriously started selling meat again (note the generic wording). It's not spelled out where exactly Phil got the meat from, but the human skeleton in one of his freezers might be a clue to his source...]]
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* HumanResources: [[spoiler: Implied. After a landslide blocked the only road leading out of town, the local grocery store stopped receiving shipments and as a result, started running out of supplies...and then mysteriously started selling meat again (note the generic wording). It's not spelled out where exactly where Phil got the meat from, but the human skeleton in one of his freezers might be a clue to his source...]]
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Pearl Larsen and Ivan Spencer are the only adults in Cyclone who aren't up to anything shady (though Ivan is a DirtyOldMan).
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Pearl Larsen and Ivan Spencer are the only adults in Cyclone who aren't up to anything shady (though Ivan is a DirtyOldMan).
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* ApocalypticLog: You can find a journal from one of the band members detailing their first impressions of the town to [[spoiler: their meetup with Darkcloud and the disappearing townsfolk]], and various answering machines scattered around town which reveals the various quarrels the townsfolk have regarding the events that are unfolding.
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* MalignedMixedMarriage: A central part of the background story. [[Spoiler:The townspeople aren't happy about Norah marrying the outsider Max Wharton and when she dies due to their carelessness they look forward to making Max's life hell now that she's out of the way.]]
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''Shivers Two: Harvest of Souls'' is a SurvivalHorror PointAndClick computer game published by [[{{Creator/Sierra}} Sierra On-Line]] and released in 1997. It is a sequel to the 1995 title ''{{VideoGame/Shivers}}''; similar in gameplay, themes, and atmosphere, but with a completely new story.
The story commences with a rock band by the name of Trip Cyclone that stops in the small town of Cyclone, Arizona while scouting out locations for music videos. The town seems to have gotten stuck in time decades ago, people are strange and not welcoming to outsiders. When two hikers disappear in the wake an ancient Indian curse, members of the town set out for a search expedition, only to lose one of them in the process. The town's population slowly begins to dwindle, tourists stop coming in, and the only way out of Cyclone is blocked by a rockslide, trapping the band. Things only get worse when they are approached by a strange man wearing a traditional Indian Kachina mask, who calls himself Darkcloud. As a personal friend of the band, you are tasked with finding ancient prayer sticks called "Bahos" in order to lift the curse from the town and also figuring out where Trip Cyclone and the rest of the town have disappeared to.
Like the original ''Shivers'', ''Shivers Two'' is heavy on [[OnlySmartPeopleMayPass puzzle gameplay]] ranging from EnterSolutionHere to GuideDangIt. The "flashback" feature also returns, where the game stores any code or a solution to a puzzle you come across as a "memory" to help avoid backtracking and note taking. In addition to this, ''Shivers Two'' adds instant teleportation to any area you've been to before. A key difference occurs in the method of sealing the evil. Where ''Shivers'' made it fairly easy to avoid taking anything but scripted damage, ''Shivers Two'' is not so kind because the sealing occurs during a DeathCourse. You want to survive? You better be quick.
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!! ''Shivers Two: Harvest of Souls'' has examples of:
* AbandonedArea: The town of Cyclone. Once a quaint little town, it isn't until Trip Cyclone's arrival that things begin to change. Townsfolk are disappearing left and right, those who remain begin quarreling with each other, and they begin to blame the band for the disappearances. Too bad they don't realize [[spoiler: the town was built on an ancient burial ground.]]
* AlwaysNight: Justified, as the whole game takes place in one night.
* TheCameo: The corrupt sheriff in the sequel is portrayed by [[VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry Al Lowe.]]
* CuriosityKilledTheCast: By the time you arrive, only two people are left, the motel owner and [[spoiler: Max]]. Everyone else has been turned into petroglyphs.
* DeathCourse: As soon as you pick up a Bahos, it starts draining your life force. To stop it from doing that, you have to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon and use it on one of the many petroglyphs there. The only way to know which petroglyph is the right one is to pay attention to the area you pick up the Bahos in, because an image of it will be around. So the most efficient course of action is to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon before picking up the first Bahos so that it becomes a teleportation option from the get-go and then to inspect a room thoroughly before bothering with the Bahos.
* EnterSolutionHere: As with its predecessor, quite a few puzzles involve hints from around the town.
* FakeBand: Trip Cyclone, complete with full versions of their songs from the game's soundtrack as CD-Audio tracks.
* GhostlyGoals: Type A shows up: [[spoiler:Norah Wharton, Darkcloud's murdered wife. He wants to avenge her, she disagrees with killing and/or cursing people.]]
* HearingVoices: Many tracks in the game use various vocal tracks from the five Trip Cyclone songs featured on the second disk that doubles as an audio CD. This is evident in the church, which is simply the backing vocals to the song "Spell it Out".
* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: "Devil's Mouth Canyon" certainly has an intimidating ring to it.
* LastSecondEndingChoice: There are three endings and which one you get depends on a choice so late that with one exception it'll be your last action in the game. Trust either of the two and you get the [[spoiler:bad and mediocre endings]]; [[spoiler:do it right]] by doing it yourself and you have to solve one last puzzle. Failing to solve the puzzle leads to a gameover.
* MassHypnosis: If you watch TV without taking precautions, you will be hypnotized and reawaken in Devil's Mouth Canyon. This is how so many of Cyclone have disappeared. The only way to stop this from happening and get access to the clues on TV is to block off the red light next to the screen with gum.
* MythologyGag: You can find one of Windlenot's books in Cyclone's library. Windlenot is a character from the first game.
* PoliceAreUseless: After the disappearances of the locals become more common, the sheriff doesn't even bother with filling out missing-person forms. He also doesn't do anything about the landslide that blocks the only exit from the town, something the general store and gas station owner Phil doesn't like as the lack of new inventory is hurting his business.
* PortraitPaintingPeephole: There's one in the library to spy on the conference room. While you're inside, you can walk up to the painting to see another's eyes dart around before settling on you without so much as blinking. By the time you're at the door to apprehend your stalker, he's already gone.
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The story commences with a rock band by the name of Trip Cyclone that stops in the small town of Cyclone, Arizona while scouting out locations for music videos. The town seems to have gotten stuck in time decades ago, people are strange and not welcoming to outsiders. When two hikers disappear in the wake an ancient Indian curse, members of the town set out for a search expedition, only to lose one of them in the process. The town's population slowly begins to dwindle, tourists stop coming in, and the only way out of Cyclone is blocked by a rockslide, trapping the band. Things only get worse when they are approached by a strange man wearing a traditional Indian Kachina mask, who calls himself Darkcloud. As a personal friend of the band, you are tasked with finding ancient prayer sticks called "Bahos" in order to lift the curse from the town and also figuring out where Trip Cyclone and the rest of the town have disappeared to.
Like the original ''Shivers'', ''Shivers Two'' is heavy on [[OnlySmartPeopleMayPass puzzle gameplay]] ranging from EnterSolutionHere to GuideDangIt. The "flashback" feature also returns, where the game stores any code or a solution to a puzzle you come across as a "memory" to help avoid backtracking and note taking. In addition to this, ''Shivers Two'' adds instant teleportation to any area you've been to before. A key difference occurs in the method of sealing the evil. Where ''Shivers'' made it fairly easy to avoid taking anything but scripted damage, ''Shivers Two'' is not so kind because the sealing occurs during a DeathCourse. You want to survive? You better be quick.
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!! ''Shivers Two: Harvest of Souls'' has examples of:
* AbandonedArea: The town of Cyclone. Once a quaint little town, it isn't until Trip Cyclone's arrival that things begin to change. Townsfolk are disappearing left and right, those who remain begin quarreling with each other, and they begin to blame the band for the disappearances. Too bad they don't realize [[spoiler: the town was built on an ancient burial ground.]]
* AlwaysNight: Justified, as the whole game takes place in one night.
* TheCameo: The corrupt sheriff in the sequel is portrayed by [[VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry Al Lowe.]]
* CuriosityKilledTheCast: By the time you arrive, only two people are left, the motel owner and [[spoiler: Max]]. Everyone else has been turned into petroglyphs.
* DeathCourse: As soon as you pick up a Bahos, it starts draining your life force. To stop it from doing that, you have to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon and use it on one of the many petroglyphs there. The only way to know which petroglyph is the right one is to pay attention to the area you pick up the Bahos in, because an image of it will be around. So the most efficient course of action is to go to Devil's Mouth Canyon before picking up the first Bahos so that it becomes a teleportation option from the get-go and then to inspect a room thoroughly before bothering with the Bahos.
* EnterSolutionHere: As with its predecessor, quite a few puzzles involve hints from around the town.
* FakeBand: Trip Cyclone, complete with full versions of their songs from the game's soundtrack as CD-Audio tracks.
* GhostlyGoals: Type A shows up: [[spoiler:Norah Wharton, Darkcloud's murdered wife. He wants to avenge her, she disagrees with killing and/or cursing people.]]
* HearingVoices: Many tracks in the game use various vocal tracks from the five Trip Cyclone songs featured on the second disk that doubles as an audio CD. This is evident in the church, which is simply the backing vocals to the song "Spell it Out".
* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: "Devil's Mouth Canyon" certainly has an intimidating ring to it.
* LastSecondEndingChoice: There are three endings and which one you get depends on a choice so late that with one exception it'll be your last action in the game. Trust either of the two and you get the [[spoiler:bad and mediocre endings]]; [[spoiler:do it right]] by doing it yourself and you have to solve one last puzzle. Failing to solve the puzzle leads to a gameover.
* MassHypnosis: If you watch TV without taking precautions, you will be hypnotized and reawaken in Devil's Mouth Canyon. This is how so many of Cyclone have disappeared. The only way to stop this from happening and get access to the clues on TV is to block off the red light next to the screen with gum.
* MythologyGag: You can find one of Windlenot's books in Cyclone's library. Windlenot is a character from the first game.
* PoliceAreUseless: After the disappearances of the locals become more common, the sheriff doesn't even bother with filling out missing-person forms. He also doesn't do anything about the landslide that blocks the only exit from the town, something the general store and gas station owner Phil doesn't like as the lack of new inventory is hurting his business.
* PortraitPaintingPeephole: There's one in the library to spy on the conference room. While you're inside, you can walk up to the painting to see another's eyes dart around before settling on you without so much as blinking. By the time you're at the door to apprehend your stalker, he's already gone.
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