The Wanderer: Frankenstein's Creature

The Wanderer retells Frankenstein from the perspective of the Creature, who begins without memories or an understanding of good and evil. Guide him through eighteen painted environments, explore his surroundings, and make choices as encounters with people shape his developing view of the world. His search for the person who created him takes him across Europe, with experiences affecting both his emotions and the landscapes around him. Decisions influence the eventual ending, so the central activity is interpreting situations and choosing responses rather than following the familiar monster story unchanged.