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Dr. Death's House of Horrors

by John Olsen

Episode 3 of The Nightmares from the Crypt series
1992
Horror
The Quill
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You stand in a medieval jail cell, watching the stone walls close together to crush you. If you can escape, you must still find the keys to freedom hidden somewhere in the wax museum known as Dr. Death's House of Horrors. Each room in the old Victorian mansion holds a new terror. Can you escape the house and awake before your nightmare becomes fatal?

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You have to collect ten keys from the exhibits in Dr. Death's wax museum and use them to escape from your nightmare. Simple style, simple puzzles.

-- Carl Muckenhoupt

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