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Episode 98
The Uninvited is one of the most well made Point and Click Adventure games for the NES! It's the third and final Macventure game that Kemco would convert to the NES. It was actually the second game in the Macventure series, but this one is better late than never!
This time the NES version does a great job of capturing everything from the original Macintosh release. They didn't have to cut out the grisly death animations, and they look awesome on the NES! They only thing that really got removed was one very secret room...
So how did this game get made? In today's video we'll find out, then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn:
* Where to find EVERY ITEM - Useful or not!
* A MAP for the game's massive MAZE - Find everything in there!
* How to access EVERY ROOM - Even the optional ones!
* Strategies for beating ANY version of the game- NES, Macintosh or even Apple IIgs!
* Data for EVERY important item!
* Where to find EVERY KEY!
* The COMBINATION to the WALL SAFE!
* How to open the Cookie Jar!
* The SHORTCUT that can let you SKIP THE MAZE!
* How to unlock the SECRET ART GALLERY that can only be found on the computer version of the game... AND MORE!
Thanks for watching!
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It's really neat how you have the PC AND NES versions side by side and how you describe the differences between the two in this episode, I never played this game, but certainly had the NES back in the day so it was interesting to follow along.
Thanks Todd! Playing the computer version was interesting and made me realize cool new things about the NES one that I was more familiar with
Check out deja vu and shadowgate. He played the computer versions of those as well, i laughed so hard at a particular point in the story of deja vu that you'd never get if you didn't play the computer version. Totally awesome watch!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Plan on doing more non nes games anytime soon?
There is a secret you've missed. If you punch Ace Harding's grave and then talk to the zombie that emerges, he tells you he was once a famous detective who wants to be left alone.
Amazing meatball!
Curiosity: Is it possible to blast him with the Pendant instead of leave him alone? :P
@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning From what I've done, yes. I remember blasting the Ace Harding zombie with the pendant many years ago when I played this game. Just don't use it on the group of zombies clustered together in the maze, or they'll kill you.
@@xauerincauerosh8751 What a way for poor Ace to meet his end... a second time. :P
Also definitely on that Tip. I get the impression that firing the Pendant is a Single Target Attack, so a Character like that which is played in that game that can't take hits thus would NOT be able to afford to get attacked would do well to not try to screw around with enemy numbers without a good enough AoE Attack to hit'em with. ;)
This moved pretty fast into my top 5/3 weekly video game channels. Pretty rare I enjoy watching someone else play stuff.
And so the Macdventure trilogy is complete. Another wonderful episode of UCAN BEAT VIDEOGAMES. Your channel never ceases to amaze us and let's us relive our childhood memories of playing these wonderful games.
I also never played this game as a youth, by 91' I also had moved onto 16bit Tech. - I want to get my hands on it. (ROM) cause these original hard hounds are not fun to deal with! Thanks for this video team!
Thank you so much UCBVG for covering Uninvited, Shadowgate, and Deja Vu. Growing up our family owned these wonderful games on NES. My sister, father, and I would brainstorm and try to solve all the puzzles together, and eventually did it without outside help even though it took us a long time. Your videos bring back a lot of warm memories.
That's really cool how these games brought your family together. its kinda like a virtual escape room
@@UCanBeatVideoGames I've never thought of it that way. These ARE like those escape room experiences popping up all over the place these days 😂
Aw man, you're lucky your family played with you! My prents bought my sister and me a NES with a power pad for the purpose of it being a family system, but nobody ended up playing it but me, and it ended up in my bedroom with a wooden zenith tv. I was fine with that at the time, but looking back, it would have been cool to have family memories playing good ol' 'tendo like you did!
@@gwicks I do feel lucky! It was rare for us to play as a family but there was something about the point and click adventures they loved. Thanks for sharing, I also had a wooden TV lol.
If I recall correctly, the Cloudisi Spell has one use in the game, and that it allows you to slip past the Southern Belle to head back to either the living room or the upstairs room if you accidentally summoned her before you obtained No Ghost.
The music in these games were all killer tracks. Perfectly set the tone
"Dogs, why did it have to be dogs" is a mis-quote from Raiders of the Lost Ark... pretty cool reference
Oh yeah... forgot to think of that... never thought to try pondering if 'Dogs' was subbed out for 'Snakes'.
This had a lot of extra and humorous ways to die in the PC version, my favorite being punching any window and trying to go through it which results in your scraping yourself over the broken glass for some reason. You could also get an alternate death message in the finale by murdering your sibling with the axe (pretty sure the knife worked too). Serves them right for going into an obviously haunted house.
Drinking the lab chemicals (plus breaking them and touching the chemicals) had two different deaths that I think were only on the PC. Ignoring Dracan in the PC has an alternate death message (and the pushed death message occurs if you waste two turns and then try to throw him into the pit). The PC also had a time limit death similar to the ruby.
Nice video, stumbled across your channel with Shadowgate and enjoying the nostalgia from a bunch of NES games. There's a fellow who's made some fan games in this style called Infested and Spectacle if you enjoy these point-and-click games.
I may be just some random passersby, but Infested and Spectacle videos sound like an awesome idea
@@grahfmetal2558 Oh, hey. It's you.
How in the halibut does one get the Cookie in the Lab without the Axe to still have it to use on the Sibling at the end...? O_0
“And now we are about to commit our first felony” 😂😂
Meh, it's an Emergency Survival Situation, so it's okay. Also Cops can't get ya if ya don't survive that situation first to start with.
This is AMAZING ! ! ! Playing the mac and nes at the same time must have taken some super planning and timing edit wise.
Fantastic. This made me subscribe. I cannot praise you any higher.
Yes - It definitely adds a lot of extra work, but this time I was ready for it, so it only added about 1 day of extra work. Totally worth it!
Great point! 100% agreed. That's a lot of dedication.
I'm so happy you did this game. I always felt like this MacVenture got the least amount of love, but I adore the tone of it.
Spidering. Verb. A hostile act banned by the Geneva convention. "I think spidering somebody like that might be banned by the Geneva convention."
Holy crap you crack me up. Best content on RUclips
Good thing the Character's act of "Spidering someone" never gets caught. :P
Can I point out an easter egg it seems you missed?
If you punch the tombstones for the characters from the other Macventure games, zombies appear. But you can talk to them and hear them say things about their games.
Yeah, I was just about mention this Easter egg. I still can't find any videos on it.
Oh man these are the best videos on the channel. Sad this is the last of the trilogy.
Well the good news is that Kemco did the last Macventure on Gameboy Color, and there are a few more related games I'll probably cover in the future...
@@UCanBeatVideoGames So we might get videos for Sword of Hope 1+2, too? That would be nice! Also, not to forget about Legend of the Ghost Lion!
@@Waldimart Oh man, I killed so many AA Batteries on Sword of Hope
@@UCanBeatVideoGames which other related games (besides DejaVu II on GBC)? You talking games like Beyond Shadowgate / Shadowgate 64?
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Can't get enough of these adventure games. Keep them coming!
I really loved this game as a kid. My Mom raised me on 80's horror flicks and the Uninvited was probably one of the most scary NES games I've ever seen. The first time I encountered the woman in the hall I had nightmares for weeks.
I really hope some day we see a remake of this game, like we did with Shadowgate.
One other death I discovered not long ago while playing this is that if after melting the ice and freeing Dracan, if you wait for long enough after arriving in the room with the pit, he will revive and then throw you into the pit.
I can not express how much i love your videos. It makes my whole day.
I commented on how I would've loved this for Halloween and UCBVG delivered. My sons (8 and 4) have added "but what if I told you..." to their vocabulary and it cracks me up every time.
Also, I was glad to hear his take on the Jacob Marley ghost. I also was completely stumped on him as a kid and just wrote him off eventually.
I don't comment on videos much, but you do such a great job I had to say something. Watching your videos is so relaxing. Thanks for the content.
Never got to play this as a kid, but discovering it via emulation was a treat, since I love point and click games. I've always wanted someone to try and make an 8 bit 7th guest lol
I usually boot up an emulator and what ever game he does right after i watch. Makes for an awesome saturday!
No fucking way. I don't think anyone wants to see those goddamn soup cans ever again.
The best way to get past the dogs at the church is the hidden spell KYLOMANCE. It changes them into dogs of great gaming prowess and causes them to make detailed strategy videos on old video games.
I had a feeling this was one of your Halloween games this year, and I'm so very glad to see it.
You shout KYLOMANCE as loudly as possible! Thank you!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Hah!! It's a trick!! Everyone knows that on the NES version, you have to shout it with two exclamation points, never any fewer!!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames Anytime, always love your videos, whether I have any experience with the game being covered or not! Oh, and one more thing...
"But does it DOUBLE DOG dare you?" No, that's the chapel.
Thank you for playing/reviewing Uninvited. It’s truly underrated.
I’m so happy you got around to doing this game. Wonder if you will ever do DejaVu 2 on the Gameboy Color.
I am suffering with heavy depression, I am the most miserable I have ever been in all my years being alive, it's hard to get away from myself and my thoughts, that being said I appreciate your videos, growing up with these games were some of my fondest memories, to get stuck into one of these videos and forget what I'm feeling and going through for an hour or two means something to me, so thank you for your channel and all your hard work👍 I am sure I am not the only one who appreciates it
stay strong king, the morning sun WILL vanquish the horrible night
@@camelspiderattack4161 and the enemies are twice as difficult. _Hands out flame whips to everyone_
Hang in there. Depression is no small thing. Make sure you’re talking to someone and seeking out the things that make you happy. There’s light out there.
Well, I myself have dealt with depression before, but letting go of unfulfilled needs and wants, along with being thankful to God and everyone else for what I do have, helped me come back to light again. Hope this small piece of advice helps.
@@Panzer_the_Merganser I take it that this is a Castlevania 2 reference?
If you like these games, there's a few Macventure inspired ones that came out in recent years like Infested, Spectacle, and Cursed. Thanks for playing this and sharing the original Mac version!
I've downloaded and played both Infested and Spectacle, but I've never heard of Cursed until now. Do you have a link to that?
@@AlexDraut Ah, yeah this is way different from what I was expecting. So it's not made by GrahfMetal. Still, it looks interesting. No reason I shouldn't give it a try. Thanks.
I love these point and click adventures.
Thank you for showing us both versions side by side.
Also thanks for the map in the maze and showing us the secret room.
Always a pleasure watching You Can Beat Video Games on Saturday mornings! Great content always
Personally don't have the time or patience to play these 3 MAC/NES classics and this was for sure the best way to experience them ! Love your channel immensely
I loved Shadowgate as a kid, and now I have to find a way to play this game. Thanks so much for all the research, background, and insight you provide!
Oooo, this is one I've deffinatly missed. Another bit of history logged along with some great gameplay and details/tidbits about the game that I keep tuning in for. :D
EDIT: Forgot to mention, I freaking love the side by side that you do for the Mac/Nes comparison. I know I'll probably never see that old version, so it's perfect for someone like me. :)
Thank you!
You have no idea how grateful I am for your channel, despite growing up with these games revisiting them on my streams has been a nightmare for trying to navigate and remember everything. So just let me thank you for these fantastic vids; your Shadowgate video saved my stream.
These games creeped me out so much as a kid, I couldn't even play them. I love these deep dives. I always wondered how anyone could ever figure out all the puzzles in these games without a guide 🤔 This video also cracked me up all the way through 😄 Great video! Thank you!
my wife who is blind really likes how descriptive you are, she was able to listen to this with me the whole way through.
If there's one thing I appreciate about your coverage of the MacVenture trilogy, it's that you include video of the Mac version alongside its NES counterpart. You've got a level of commitment to detail and thoroughness that is a credit to the field of video walkthroughs. Of the three Uninvited was the first I ever played, and indeed, it was the first point-and-click adventure game I ever played, so I was super excited to see you tackle this.
I was going to say I wasn't a huge fan of point-and-click adventures, but then I got to thinking about the point-and-click adventures I actually enjoy. There's the three Macventures, the two Discworld point-and-clicks (Discworld and Discworld Noir), the Kyrandia series, Toonstruck, the Space Quest series, the King's Quest series, the Police Quest series, the Sam & Max series (especially the pre-Telltale stuff), Loom, Zork Nemesis and Inquisitor, Grim Fandango, Maniac Mansion and Day of the Tentacle. There's kind of a lot more than I initially thought and I feel like there's a few titles missing from that list.
The things you discover about yourself.
K, I know I’ve commented a lot, but I gotta do it once more. Dude you definitely say some funny shit between the lines. Like when you finally got rid of the ruby and said “you drop the Ruby over the edge of the Titanic” but it was so passive it almost goes unnoticed if a person isn’t listening. I so very much enjoy watching your playthrus. Thank you, man. I feel like I’m hanging out with an old friend when I watch your videos.
Thx 4 doing this one too. The Uninvited, Deja Vu and Shadow were 3 of my favorite adventures in these types of game growing up.
That intro is one of the greatest 6 minutes and 30 seconds I've ever watched
I always open containers such as the envelope and boxes and just take what's inside (if useful) rather than taking the containers themselves, this helps with inventory clutter.
Me and my brothers figured out Shadowgate and DejaVu ourselves back then. This game stumped us though. Great work!
One of my favorite games. I'm glad you did a walkthrough tutorial for Uninvited.
I know others have said it, but having both versions of the game is so cool! I never knew all the little differences between the versions
I’ve been waiting for this one! I’ve got all 3 macventure carts on NES & thanks to u, I’ve beaten Shadowgate & dejavu…on a side note I’ve beaten castlevania 2 two times & will beat it again this year, thanks to your guides! Keep up the awesome work!
That's awesome about beat CV2 twice! Congratulations!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames it’s gonna be a yearly beat for me!
I love that you do these side-by-side videos for the MacVenture games! And you look into every single detail, examining everything. Very complete. I grew up on the old mac versions, they're very nostalgic for me. This editing must have taken ages! Thank you for your work
Heck yeah. Uninvited is a great, bizarre game. All these point-and-click NES titles were, but this one is probably my favorite.
...Also, thank you for a consistent upload schedule because I didn't know until right now that it was Saturday. It's been a long week, y'all. 😅
Yoooo this is one of my very favorite games, I’m so glad you did a video on it!
Love love love the content, as always! Your videos have inspired me to build up my NES collection and give so many games I wouldn't have ever tried a go. Thank you for the content and the confidence it builds!
It is such a wonderful level of effort and completeness to include the original and NES versions room by room. Sad to hear this will be the last point-and-click adaptation. Loved the De ja vue and Shadowgate episodes!
First NintendoComplete uploads his playthrough of this game just yesterday, and now U Can Beat Video Games gets in on the action! This is the only one of the point-and-click Kemco games that I remember playing back in the day. It was a pretty fun adventure, full of memorable little moments like the skeleton lady and the giant spider. The deaths are great, making for a decently creepy game.
I wonder if thats the same channel that ( to my surprise) took down there 7th saga playthrough after i pointed out it was actually some sort of mod
I love your narration and the bit of game history you do before you start playing. On all your videos, not just this one. Cheers buddy!
You're literally making me buy every NES games. Thanks lol
Great playthough! As a few others have mentioned though you did miss a rather good easter egg. You can punch the tombstones of Ace Harding and Talimar to summon zombies which you can talk to! Has some fun dialog and you can talisman them!
Wow, what a high quality video. Showing all the deaths and juxtaposing the nes and the mac versions, the effort really shines through.
I had to go play the NES and Macintosh versions before watching your video because I wanted to muddle my way through on my own. Once I finished, I came back to watch this video. This is probably one of your best. I love the side-by-side comparison with the two versions, and I like your little head canon of needing to loot the mansion to recoup the loss of your car. Great way to showcase all the items while also being really funny. Well done!
The only one of the original Kemco Point and Click games I could figure out as a kid.
Great video as always friend, keep the good work. Also about the spider at 45:50 when You enter the room it tells You that it is very clean, so at the moment I thought that the ghost was afraid of dirt and since spider webs are commonly asociated with it, I thought the spider was the answer. Of course that`s a really stretched answer.
Apparently the servant was killed by a spider. I think I saw it in the japanese version of Uninvited(Akuma no shoutaijou)
This and Shadowgate were two of my favorite games as a kid!! Good memories!!
I like how your sister is basically at the beginning of the game but you have to go through it all to throw a dude down a pit and get a cross/goblet lol.
Ah, and thus the NES Macventure trilogy is complete. Well done, sir.
My prediction for next week? Castlevania 3, although I wouldn't rule out Gremlins 2 or any of the three Gargoyle's Quest games.
Super Ghouls n Ghosts is fine too and what I was honestly expecting this week to be
Any of those would be welcomed. Also, I don’t think Super Castlevania IV, Bloodlines or any of the Gameboy releases have been covered yet… which from the shows format… are all fair game.
Absolutely loved this game, shadowgate was amazing too. Some great memories here
I saw Princess Tomato and the Salad Kingdom I the background, I hope you do that eventually. It always kicked my butt as a kid but it was one of the very few (think 6 or 7) that the closest store (gas station) had to rent and my little sister loved watching me try to play it. I NEED to see you beat that game.
So here are two questions.
What happens if you put the Ruby to the Magistrium?
What happens if you take the ruby just before the last fight?
It seems like the Ruby is set on a time limit. So what happens if you finish the game with the ruby?
You need the Blothney Gem for the Magistrium; the ruby does nothing. You can't take the ruby with you to the final battle. The ruby initiates a timer and you character is likely to be killed while hunting for the Blothney Gem let alone the boss fight at the end. It serves no other purpose other than messing with first-time players who go in blind.
If you punch Ace Harding's tombstone, his zombie will appear and you can talk to him. He says something like "I just want to be left alone" and then you can use the pendent on him.
You tease me with that Tombs & Treasure cartridge..! Would love to see you go through that one.
UCBVG, I'm glad I'm not the only one unable to NOT think of 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' when we see the Blothney Gem guardian. I knew there was a reason I liked you. lol
this is the one game I never got to play on the nes. I didn't even know it was different with the new items and secret room. I did Deja Vu and Deja Vu 2 gameboy color with Shadowgate for NES and N64.
I was just thinking about this.
Also my head hurts from mario jumping on it in the intro
Aww, you got 2 cute doggies now! I love them!
I remember renting this back when it was brand new in '91 as a child from Blockbuster Video, and I just could not get through it. So I actually sent a letter to the company for a strategy guide, saying I didn't have any money, but I really wanted to beat it. So they mailed me one for free, and I was absolutely ecstatic! One of the most positive memories from my childhood for sure. A fun game. Ask your parents about Macventure games, they were great.
Wonderful to see one of the best looking Macventures for the NES (Music, Atmosphere, The deaths, etc). It has been an amazing trip watching you play these.
On a side note will you attempt to do the fourth Macventure game: Deja Vu 2 Lost in Las Vegas? Due to Kemco canceling the NES port of it they would rework it for the Gameboy Color in the Deja Vu: The Cases of Ace Harding collection.
I remember picking this up used I think from K-Mart back in the day. Loved the atmosphere and aesthetic. Had a difficult time completing it because I didn't figure out that holding the ruby in your inventory caused the curse to kill you every time.
I've been waiting for this one!!!! Great video!
You got the coolest vids, the coolest dog. 10/10! Thanks for all the tips and entertainment!
Out of every game you've played on this channel, I must say I think my favourite is "Can We Drink It?"
I love the Kemco/Seika NES games. I remember having my Mom buy Deja Vu at Fred Meyer for me when I was a kid. I still remember everything about that game especially the music.
Come for the puppies, stay for the obscure games that you have never heard of. Lol. Mance is huge! Lol! Almost as big as Kylo! It has been a joy to watch him grow up! Love the channel!
Much honor to you and all of your hard work. Your channel is very unique. It’s A gem one would say. My kids and I love it. Thanks for the content.
Always amusing how much more detailed the 1 bit images are on the Mac versions than the 4 bit images on the NES versions.
19:16 - The "no-escape" bit got an LOL from me.
1:13:30 - An "out door water faucet" is typically known as a spigot. :x
I was hoping you would do this one sooner rather than later. This isn't really the kind of game I enjoy playing, but I ended up enjoying watching these "Macventure" games here on this channel. It surprised me when I recently had a look at the others, with Shadowgate being especially fun. Glad to see this one added. I really like the interface they came up with for these and the overall structure, which I think helps make these so watchable, even compared to other similar adventure games.
The hawk distracting the giant tomato was easily the weirdest thing I’ve seen in a while... wtf😅
I like the action style games you cover, but I much prefer the slower style games like this or the RPGs. You have some excellent and hilarious commentary on them. Thanks for your hard work!
Discovered your channel today, subscribed. loving your videos. i watch them at 1.25 speed just because thats how my brain is.
Yes!! Been looking forward to this one for a while and as always you did not disappoint.
Creepy dolls talk to us, you say? Finally, I was tired of sleeping.... ever, lol
Fun little note about the maze you can actually talk to the zombies in there. If you hit Ace’s or Talimar’s graves you can actually talk to them. Ace will tell you he was a detective but wants to be left alone and Talimar will threaten you by saying something along the lines of does the name Warlock lord mean anything to you!? The other zombies will either tell you to leave or tell you you will join them.
Uninvited to play but invited to spend my day with one of my favorite channels!
Lmfao the part about “spidering” somebody being against the Geneva Convention and how uncool it was was absolutely hilarious, man.
Nice playthrough! I recall seeing a death in the ordinary bedroom on the second floor past the Belle ghost. "The pressure bears down on you" room. If you lay down in the bed, you die. I'll have to test it to make sure.
This was really an excellent, informative, entertaining video. Your jokes were really on point this episode!
I remember as a little kid playing this, when I got to the bit about the stunned spider, I was heavily freaked out by the idea of it being in my pocket.
I never played Uninvited, so this was a treat. I was disappointed with how few actual puzzles there seemed to be, compared to Shadowgate, it seems like most of the content was just the busywork of picking up a hundred red herring items, then throwing them off the balcony to see what was important. Kind of a shame. I can see why people don't mention this one as much as Shadowgate. Love the channel.
Wow, Doug Dinsdale. Interesting. Must have been at least one Monty Python fan in the game designers.
I miss watching Cornshaq playthroughs. Thank you for your ucanbeatvideogames
You honestly don't know how much I look forward to your work.....
Alister Crowley who lived on that world famous lake was often called the other Lochnes Monster by the locals living in his day.
As a big time Deja Vu fan, I’ve always wanted to play this game but never got my hands on a copy. This is a nice consolation! Thanks!
so glad you did this one today. i was actually gonna comment on the last video saying you should do this next but looks like i didnt have to!
I was 12 in 1989 when Shadowgate came out for nes. An absolute all-timer! I LOVED the point and click game. I tried Deja Vu and owned Uninvited, but they didn’t have the magic of Shadowgate. The music was still top notch though!
The letter in the mailbox in the beginning is a reference to Alistar Crowley. He was an occultist and also the topic of the Ozzy Osborne song, "Mr. Crowley".