You are Mike Goodman, a con artist who lives with his girlfriend in a rundown appartment. Your job is to trick people into thinking you can contact the dead. You have no money and no real job. One day you meet a man called William Mayfield who offers you $10,000 to go with him to a remote ice station called Mary. You immediately accept, and next morning you are off. Destination: Greenland.

It is suspected that there is a spirit haunting the station Mary. After first contact with the spirit, things start to go wrong, horribly wrong. Strange oil stains appear all over the station, death comes knocking, and not everyone is who they first appear to be. It is up to you to find the secret behind the deaths that are happening all around you, and exactly who is behind them.

The game is made quite well. The story keeps you hooked from the start, wanting to know more. Of course, the only solution to this is to play. The puzzles aren't too difficult and you should have no trouble with getting lost.

The one thing that stands out the most are the commands. There are shortcuts for the most common commands, such as t for talk, o for open, and l for look. Also there are many different ways of saying one thing in this game. This should help avoid the frustrating moments which often occured in such adventures, when you knew what to do but it took 10 minutes to figure out the correct command to use.

The only thing lacking in the game is probably length. More depth could have been given to the characters, and I feel like the game was over too quickly. But still, it is very enjoyable and I recommend it to any fans of the adventure genre.

WARNING: There are some graphic scenes in this game. If you could not handle 5 Days a Stranger or 7 Days a Skeptic, do not attempt to play this game.

NOTE: You can download the Flash Animation Trailer for this game, from the Extras in the right menu of this page. It is highly recommended to do this before starting to play the game, as the Trailer sets the mood perfectly for the game. Please enjoy.