Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr is one of the scariest games you're likely to experience on the PC in the year 2000. Just like the movie The Blair Witch Project, it contains elements that horrify and send chills down your spine. Rustin Parr will be the first of Gathering's three Blair Witch games, and it will play more like an adventure game than an action shooter. The Blair Witch video games are a trilogy of psychological horror action-adventure games (for Windows-based PCs). Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr at MobyGames.

Blair Witch Vol.1: Rustin Parr is a survival-horror PC game released in 2000 by Take 2. Rustin Parr is the first volume in a series of three games published by Gathering of Developers using the Nocturne Engine.

While this volume was developed by Terminal Reality, the other two were developed by two other companies: Human Head Studios for vol.2 and Ritual Entertainment for vol.3. Although set in the same universe as the Blair With movie, the game is technically a sequel to Nocturne, since the organization 'Spookhouse' and the characters Doc Holliday, Stranger, Svetlana, General Biggs, Colonel Hapscomb, and Khen are all from that game. The other two volumes, however, are not. Also worth mentioning that the game BloodRayne takes place in the same universe as well, as its title was originally 'Nocturne 2'. I am playing this game on 'Hard puzzles; Normal action' mode because the controls are horrifically clunky.

Also, this game is buggy as all hell, as you can see pretty early on in some cutscenes. Easeus Disk Copy Iso here. If you attempt to play this game on a modern computer, you may encounter quite a few additional bugs, some of which I will explain in the next episode.