Skipping the introduction (Note: the radio voice will say Everett's death was an "apparent suicide", this signals that Silvio will be the killer), straight to recording the gameplay. Gameplay is easy. You are watching with your camera and rifle at hand, the residence of Everett Cussler. Everett is dead, and if you don't do something, Elizabeth, his girlfriend, will be killed by one of two residents. This gameplay shows what should be done if you want to win a game with Silvio as killer. Voyeur II is intended for an 18+ audience, it contains sex, lesbianism, both male and female nudity, violence, murder, drug abuse and foul language. Viewer discretion is adviced. In my walkthrough vids I'll do my best to keep out the nudity out, and where it occurs beyond avoiding I'll censor with the annotations. First I perform the necessary actions to get this game past the half-way point. The clue is in the radio announcing that "cabin dwellers" relying on solar energy need to be careful with their power usage. So we take care of that first, otherwise the power will fall out, so the camera can't be used at the halfway point, making the game unwinnable. The actions are: -taking the bullit out the drawer to save time later -turning off the solar power display (try LED, game designers...) -turning off the radio -opening the lock on the gun holder to save time later. Then we see some of the first video in the Great Room. Everett was manager and share holder of Eradicus, some medical company. He left everything to his wife. We sort of follow Silvio around in this walkthrough. I'll note, by annotations, which videos are the most important. Voyeur II (1996), by Philips Media Cast: Jennifer O'Neill - Elizabeth Duran David Groh - Silvio Donato (friend) Matthew Flint - Peter (son of Everett) Karen Mayo-Chandler - Rachel (daughter of Everett) Kari Whitman - Candice (wife of Peter) Kevin Spirtas - Colin (counsellor and Rachel's boyfriend) Dennis Weaver - sheriff William Burns- Everett Eternal thanks goes to Collector, for helping me get this game to run. These videos were recorded in DOSBox.
