Hellfire 1988: An Oregon Story PC

Hellfire 1988: An Oregon Story delivers a darkly comic crime tale through a story-rich visual novel set in Bend, Oregon on Halloween 1988. Players guide Jennifer Craft, a seventeen-year-old metalhead and slacker, as she races to clear her name after a shocking crime in her conservative logging town. The game blends interactive dialogue, point-and-click exploration, challenging puzzles, and mini-games, all backed by a 30,000-word script with hundreds of choices and a hard rock soundtrack. A 2-to-4 hour playtime unfolds with trenchant dark humor and options like a puzzle-free visual novel mode. Unreal Engine 5 powers this indie adventure on PC, available in English and Spanish. Fans of choice-driven narratives and 1980s-themed point-and-click games will find a tight, immersive loop here.

What to Expect

Hellfire 1988: An Oregon Story is a story-rich visual novel set in Bend, Oregon during the Halloween of 1988. Hellfire 1988 is a darkly comic crime story with engaging interactive dialogue, point-and-click exploration, and exciting mini-games that combine to give players an immersive experience of 1980s America. Featuring a 30,000 word interactive script, hundreds of realistic story choices, trenchant dark humor, challenging puzzles, and a thrilling hard rock soundtrack, Hellfire 1988 is one of the first indie games to be made with Unreal Engine 5 and has an expected play time of about 2 to 4 hours. Available in English and Spanish.

A Glimpse Into the Past From the Future

Jennifer Craft is a seventeen-year-old slacker and metalhead living in the conservative logging town of Bend, Oregon. When a shocking crime confirms the townsfolk's worst suspicions about Jennifer, she must race against time to clear her name and save her loved ones.

New with Version 1.0.2:

• Added all new SPANISH translation provided by David "Gilded Z" Vasquez!
  
• Added music volume slider on main menu
  
• Added the actual verse in the hacking puzzle
  
• Performance improvements

New with Version 1.0.1:

• Added option to play just as Visual Novel without puzzles and point-and-click levels
  
• Keep cursor visible throughout dialogues for easier access to save menu
  
• Graphical performance optimizations
  
• Fixed bug where game sometimes wouldn’t recall last choice point if Jennifer goes to jail
  
• Removed graphic debug messages that pop up on some systems during point-and-click levels
  
• Fixed typo in dialogue
  
• Improved in-game menu visibility and added version indicator