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Migrants

**Migrants** are unseen monsters from the surrounding areas of CliffSide.

## Liam's Description

### Juvenile

The infants of the Migrant species are agile canine-like pack hunters. Their social intelligence suggests domestication may be possible, but adult members are very protective of their young, making this a markedly bad idea.

### Adult

These colossal, deadly creatures embark on a great seasonal migration coinciding with an astrological week of straight darkness experienced in Yosemite Valley. Similar to juveniles, long serrated tongues are tipped with opposable human-like hands used for grasping smaller prey.

## Trivia

* The Migrants are by far the largest known species in the series, with an adult standing over 200 feet.
Mystery Trackers: The Winterpoint Tragedy

**Mystery Trackers: The Winterpoint Tragedy** is the ninth installment in the *Mystery Trackers* series by Elephant Games.

## Characters

* Amber and Elf: A field agent of the Mystery Trackers and her faithful canine companion.
* Agent Shade: Intelligence agent for the Mystery Trackers and Amber's best friend, currently leading the research team at Winterpoint.

## Trivia

* This is the first game to give any information about Agent Shade. According to the identification badge which Amber finds, Shade's real first initial is M and her birthdate is July 25, 1989.

## External Links

* *The Winterpoint Tragedy* at the Elephant Games website
* *Mystery Trackers* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Episode 2

Season 1, Episode 2

**Episode 2** is an upcoming episode of *CliffSide*.

## Characters

* Waylon
* Jo
* Cordie

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*

## Notes

**TickTock Bam**: This is so cringy.**Liam Vickers Animation**: You think this is cringy? Wait until episode two featuring sick vape tricks, self-insert MLP OCs, and this hot new meme I found called rage faces. We're just getting started, my dude.

**tiny crimester**: This was really hard to sit through. What a time to be alive: a transparent harem anime written fo bronies by a brony.**Liam Vickers Animation**: Just wait for episode 2 when my sonic the hedgehog OCs show up, dude. One is a half demon half princess cat and they all fall in love my with self-insert character Liam the Gunslinger. Also instead of guns and whips they all start using giant mechs that are co-piloted by hot women for some reason. The plot twist is that the only way to save CliffSide is to date one of the girls. It's a bold narrative choice that I really think will win over the naysayers.
Sheriff Pinecone

**Sheriff Pinecone** is a fictional character in *CliffSide*.

## Appearance

He is a pinecone wearing a hat and sheriff's badge, and holding a revolver.

## Quotes

**Two-Bit Pinecone**: *[points revolver]* Sheriff Pinecone, hand over the money and no one gets hurt!**Sheriff Pinecone**: *[points revovler]* Not this time, Two-Bit. *[Two-Bit's partner reveals]* Somebody sold you out.**Two-Bit Pinecone**: *[gasps]* My old partner!
Background Street Crosser

The **Background Street Crosser** (abbreviated as **BGSC**) is an unnamed minor character in *CliffSide*.

## Biography

He appears in "Pilot", he as his name describes, was trying to cross the street only to get mauled by a wendigo. He would later appear crossing the street again, with Death Itself instantly tossing him away.

## Appearance

The Background Street Crosser is a skinny tall man with a long red nose, black hair, and light tanned skin.

He wears a brown cowboy hat, a long-sleeved purple coat, a collared dark green vest, black pants, brown boots, and carries a revolver held in his holster.

## Quotes

**Background Street Crosser**: *[crossing the street]* Oh, don't mind me, just moseying along! *[Creature pounces]* Ooo! *[in pain]* Ahh! Oh my!!!!

**Background Street Crosser**: Don't mind me, just crossin' the stre-*[thrown away by Death]* Whoops! There I go.

## Trivia

* He looks exactly like Jesse Lankman, but unlike the former, the latter wears a black cowboy hat, a long-sleeved gray coat, a collared purple vest, and black boots.
	+ Liam Vickers stated that the latter is just a recolor of the former.

## Reference

1. ↑ Email from Liam Vickers
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Wendigos

**Wendigos** are self-replicating monsters from the surrounding areas of CliffSide.

## History

Not much is known about them, as one wendigo alone attacked CliffSide and replicated itself in order to attack the populace all at once. Some of the wendigos were killed in action and the survivors' whereabouts are yet unknown.

## Appearance

The wendigo is a shadowy figure with a comparable height to that of a human, large glowing eyes, a glowing mouth, claws on both arms and legs, a lion-like tail, and a pair of antlers protruding from the top of its head.

## Powers and Abilities

Though they have no real intelligence, they appear to be capable of human speech as one overheard Waylon's voice over and can replicate itself into several wendigos. It also has a sharp blade on the tip of its tail which detaches and launched as a throwing weapon similar to a shuriken.

## Quotes

**Narrator**: This is "CliffSide," a lawless town ruled by only the most ruthless, Johnny Law evandin'-est, no good horse spookin'-est, dastardly of the dastardly. Aka...**Waylon**: My voice over.**Monster**: *[overhears]* What? Did- Did somebody say something?**Waylon**: N-**Monster**: Something about a voice over?**Waylon**: Not me!**Narrator**: *[eyedscreen]* It was me! I'm Two-Bit Jerry! A gunslinger and an outlaw! *[end eyedscreen]* So begone monster! Back to the cliffs with ya!

## Trivia

* They and Yannis are the only characters with a leitmotif.
* In the script, they were originally called "Shadow Creatures", but then changed to Wendigos as being prescribed by the fans, which Liam went along with the label.

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*
CliffSide

**CliffSide** is an American animated western comedy web series created by Liam Vickers.

It is currently shelved, mostly due to Liam's new show, Murder Drones, which has its pilot airing late 2021. He also works on Internecion Cube in his spare time.

## Plot

Monsters and shootouts abound in this animated western comedy following an overconfident kid, his apathetic partner, and a spider-girl with some serious boundary issues. What will it take to save CliffSide from some rather unconventional evil in the surrounding cliffs, and will our hero ever actually learn anything?

## Crew

* Liam Vickers - Creator/Writer/Director/Animator
* Jesper Ankarfeldt - Music
* Emily Peterson - Soprano
* Andrew Rodman - Trumpet
* Jon Graham - Country Vocal
* Bethany Sparks - Sound Supervisor/ADR Recordist
* Gavin Laing - Sound Designer
* Hannah Kubat - Sound Mixer
* Trixy Wattenbarger - Faculty Advisor
* Katie Hood - Creative Consultant
* Chan Ha Kim - Additional BG Art
* Cameron Stephens - Horse Wrangler

## Gallery

Old title designNo characterCordie with WaylonDarker
## Reference

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKm9BlGy5mk
2. ↑ Update 2020: CliffSide, Internecion Cube + More
Rustlin' Bill

**Rustlin' Bill** is a minor character in *CliffSide*.

## Biography

In "Pilot", he is seen as one of Jo's posse as they tried to stop a bank robbery, only to run in panic when wooden projectiles are being thrown at them by Cordie.

## Appearance

Bill is an old man with gray hair, a mustache, and light tanned skin.

He wears a black cowboy hat, a short-sleeved gray coat, black pants, and black boots.

## Reference

1. ↑ Email from Liam Vickers
Shrapnel

## Overview

Shrapnel is a weapon used by Mark 1. This fires one shot which turns into shrapnel. When aimed perfectly, the weapon goes in a straight line to the enemy tank and can deal up to 1/4 to 1/3 damage to the tank. If not aimed, the weapon can either go attack on terrain and other trees, electric poles, sheep, etc. When there's multiple tanks in tournaments, there is a small chance of it seperating the range to attack the others.

## Cost to level up the weapon

**1 star - 250 coins**

**2 Stars - 500 coins**

**3 Stars - 750 to 950 coins**

**4 stars - 1,250 coins**

**5 stars - 1,600 coins**
Cowboy Banter

**Cowboy Banter** is an instrumental music part of the CliffSide OST and was featured in "Pilot". It plays when Waylon was taking credit from killing the Wendigos, during Waylon's conversation with Jo at the railroad, and after Jo saw Waylon being involved in a bank robbery.

## Video

CliffSide OST - Cowboy Banter
Death

**Death** (addressed as **Death Itself**) is the main antagonist of *CliffSide*.

## Personality

He is mysteriously quiet and laid-back, however is filled with malice. It is revealed that he holds a grudge against Waylon and ironically, seems to have preference of less work and less death.

## Appearance

He wears a typical grim reaper's black robe with an "X" on its hood that appears to have teeth around the edges and infested with flies. His arms are skeletal, tend to supernaturally shift to multiple directions, and are often animated with 3D CGI rather than the show's typical 2D animation.

## Powers

* **Death Embodiment**: An inconceivably powerful being, Death Itself is both lord and personification of all death. He is literally capable of performing all Death-based Abilities at his disposal.
* **Amortality**: Death Itself cannot die, since he is not truly alive to begin with.
* **Reality Warping**: Death Itself is capable of altering reality to his liking, even clocks move backwards.

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Arms**: They are his supernatural tools, of which it has plenty to go around. It can be lent to, and wielded by other users as well.

### Weapon

* **Scythe**: A typical weapon for a grim reaper, though not an important weapon.

## Relationships

### Yannis

Yannis was his personal mount and friend.

He appears to be very close with Yannis in a social manner, as they both do a fist pound with each other. When he and Yannis crashed, this caused him to scorn over Waylon and seek retribution upon the latter at CliffSide. He would then however, forget about the incident, when he spared Waylon and took his offer into becoming the town's sheriff.

### Waylon

He despises Waylon and desires to cut off his head.

They first meet after Waylon's escape attempt from Cordie, then he would be seen observing and lose interest in Waylon as he resisted them. In a failed attempt to kill them, he along with Yannis fell to the ground. They would meet again for the second time, as he tracks down Waylon in CliffSide, blaming him for the incident instead of Cordie (who was one the pulled them down in the first place). Waylon briefly hides from him and eventually goes for the standoff, to which Waylon immediately makes a concession by offering him the position of sheriff. Initially, he beats up Waylon, considering it as an insult. Then after some further convincing, he accepts the offer.

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*

## Reference

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Email from Liam Vickers
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/BnhaaADl1LA/
Sirens

**Sirens** are unseen monsters from the surrounding areas of CliffSide.

## Liam's Description

You'd think it would take a special kind of stupid to fall for a creature so ghastly, and yet sirens know better than most that it's what's on the inside that counts. Turning that usually uplifting sentiment on its head, a siren's ability to mimic voices, pinpoint insecurities, and stroke egos make it the most deadly manipulative predator you'd defend to the very end.
Paranormal Files: Ghost Chapter

**Paranormal Files: Ghost Chapter** is the seventh installment in the *Paranormal Files* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

Continuing from the bonus chapter of *The Trap of Truth,* Rick Rogers and Rachel Cowell make their way to the mysterious little shop which sold Daemon a magical board game. They explore the shop for a bit before they get the chance to talk to the clerk, who invites them to participate in a kind of guessing game. Much to Rachel's horror, when the game ends, Rick has disappeared into thin air.

The game then skips ahead in time thirteen years. Rachel (who is now the player character) is running the Paranormal Files agency in Rick's absence, and continues to scour every possible lead in hopes of finding out what happened to her friend. Daemon and Mia, Rick's young colleagues from the long-ago paranormal carnival, are now an engaged couple and have joined the agency, alongside Gabriel and his nephew Isaac. They accept a case in what seems to be an old mansion, which is believed to be haunted by numerous tortured spirits; the new owner can't use the property in such a state and he asks them to find out what the spirits want. (To be continued.)

## Characters

* Rick Rogers: The player character, a paranormal investigator.
* Rachel Cowell: Rick's close friend, who now assists him in cases.
* Gabriel: A longtime friend of Rachel's who is now good friends with Rick too.
* Daemon, Mia, and Isaac: Three younger investigators on the team.

## Connections

* The plot of this game continues directly from the bonus chapter of *The Trap of Truth.*

## External Links

* *Paranormal Files: Ghost Chapter* at Big Fish Games
* *Paranormal Files* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Haunted Hotel: A Past Redeemed

**Haunted Hotel: A Past Redeemed** is the twentieth and final installment in the *Haunted Hotel* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

James Blackthorne and his fiancée Jessica have arrived at the Hotel del Pasado, which they have selected as the site of their wedding and reception. But all is not as tranquil as it seems; the wedding happens to be taking place on the same day as a strange day of reckoning. Alexander Valentine, who opposed James in the installment *The Evil Inside*, returns to ask the paranormal researcher for help. Only James, with his unusual empathy for the dead, can fulfill the terms which will allow dozens of ghosts to be freed of their connection to the mortal realm and continue into the afterlife; to ensure his cooperation, Valentine takes Jessica hostage. It'll take all of James's cunning and skill to ensure that *everyone* gets their happily ever after on his wedding day!

### Bonus Chapter

Some time has passed since the wedding, and James and Jessica have settled down to a quiet married life in California. James has given up exploring haunted hotels and is devoting his energies to research and writing. But one of the ghosts from the Hotel del Pasado, the spirit of a young man, was accidentally left out of the mass release on their wedding day. He makes his way to the Blackthornes' home to beg James to set him free. The ghost is the player character for the bonus chapter, and must make his presence known in order for his request to be heard.

## Characters

* James Blackthorne: The player character, who is supposed to be getting married.
* Jessica: His bride-to-be.
* Rachel Collins: James's cousin and Jessica's maid of honor.
* Alexander Valentine: A ghost who was once James's antagonist, and is now in need of his help.

## Connections

* Both James's cousin Rachel and the ghost of Alexander Valentine originally appeared in *Haunted Hotel: The Evil Inside.*
* The strange eclipse which occurs on the day of James and Jessica's wedding is an obscure nod to the fact that James debuted as a character in *Haunted Hotel: Eclipse*.

## Trivia

* The game takes place at the Hotel del Pasado, which in Spanish translates as "the last hotel." Since this is the final installment in the *Haunted Hotel* series, it literally *is* the last hotel for the games.
* The voice credits for the game list Chris McCann as the actor for Agent Brown and Mortimer Brown. However, neither character actually appears in the game, so how they got included in the credits is unclear.
* Although Alexander Valentine and James's cousin Rachel met in *The Evil Inside* and Rachel was the focus of his attention because of how much she looked like his wife Bella, there is no indication in this game of them ever having seen one another. There's also no mention of Bella Valentine.
* Minji Chang reprises her role as Jessica from *Lost Time* and also voices Rachel in this installment.

## Gallery

A page from the Blackthornes' wedding album, seen after the end of the main game.
## External Links

* *Haunted Hotel: A Past Redeemed* at Big Fish Games
* *Haunted Hotel* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Paranormal Files: Silent Willow

**Paranormal Files: Silent Willow** is the ninth installment in the *Paranormal Files* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

Rachel Cowell is so close to getting Rick Rogers back, she can almost taste it. A friend of hers needs her assistance with a strange case inside the Silent Willow asylum, where she hopes to find the final clue. Meanwhile, she and her team return to the mysterious shop where he first disappeared, and find Rick working behind the counter! But it's not the Rick they know - it's his doppelganger from another dimension, where Rick himself is imprisoned, and he's willing to make some unsettling deals with the desperate Rachel. (To be continued.)

## Characters

* Rachel Cowell: The player character, who continues her desperate search for her missing friend Rick Rogers while running his paranormal investigation agency.
* Gabriel: A longtime friend of Rachel's who is now good friends with Rick too.
* Daemon, Mia, and Isaac: Three younger investigators on the team.
* Alt Rick: A doppelganger of Rick's from an alternate dimension, who seems to hold the key to getting him back.

## External Links

* *Paranormal Files: Silent Willow* at Big Fish Games
* *Paranormal Files* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Reverend Constance

**Reverend Constance** is an unseen character in *CliffSide*.

## Biography

He has yet to physically appear. but was briefly mentioned by her daughter being told to fetch Waylon.

He is the owner of the town's saloon and is the employer of trio who work and live there.

## Personality

He is the town's feared and revered minister who rules with an iron fist and has a very backward view (punishing individuals with witch trials, stonings, burnings, etc.) but is a total spineless wimp around his daughter who he can't really "connect with".

## Trivia

* He had a role in earlier drafts of the pilot script and animatics, having a father/daughter bonding arc with Jo, but was steadily written out from the episode entirely.
* He has been stated by Liam Vickers to condemn people to witch trials, even though people in real life stopped believing in witches centuries prior to when the show takes place.

## Reference

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Email from Liam Vickers
2. ↑ Another Email from Liam Vickers
Mystery Trackers: Fatal Lesson

**Mystery Trackers: Fatal Lesson** is the eighteenth installment in the *Mystery Trackers* series by Elephant Games.

## Characters

* Amber and Elf: A Mystery Trackers field agent and her companion animal.

## Connections

* Trainee Agent Ginger was first introduced in *The Fall of Iron Rock. Her real name is Rachel Masters and she helped Amber rescue the remaining residents of her hometown of Iron Rock.*

## Trivia

* Amber's name is revealed for the first time in this installment. In previous games she was only ever identified as "Agent" or "Detective."
* The original working title of this game was *Mystery Trackers: Tragedy in the Training Camp.*

## External Links

* *Fatal Lesson* at the Elephant Games website
* *Mystery Trackers* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Stacy Gray

**Stacy Gray** is a distant relation to Anna Gray, the player character of the *Grim Tales* series. She is first encountered in *Crimson Hollow*, where she is initially an antagonist, and returns in *Graywitch*.

Exactly how Stacy is related to the Gray family is unclear. She lost both of her parents very young, though her father returns as the antagonist in the bonus chapter of her introductory game. She is implied to be related to Anna directly, rather than to the Gray in-laws of Anna's sister Luisa, but in what manner has never been stated.

When Anna first meets her in the grand estate of Crimson Hollow, Stacy is the bride-to-be of Dorian Black. She is actually there on the orders of Rosette Darkwood, who wants Stacy to get close to Dorian and learn the secrets of his family's estate and his own dark powers. By the end of the game, Stacy has learned how much Rosette has been using her and has allied herself with Anna, who rescues her from near death. Stacy remains friendly with Dorian, but they sever the engagement, and he begins dating Anna.

In the bonus chapter of *Crimson Hollow*, Stacy's long-lost father abducts both Dorian and Anna; Stacy becomes the player character as she goes to rescue them. Following Dorian and Anna's marriage at the end of the chapter, it's implied that Stacy and Richard will do some sleuthing together.

Inspired by Anna's adventures, Stacy goes to the community of Graywitch to find out what happened to her ancestor, Victor Gray, a famous scientist who died under strange circumstances. She performs a ritual to find answers, but is dragged to the past instead. Anna follows her into the past and rescues her, then helps her discover the truth about Victor's death and make the necessary changes to save him.

Stacy has not been seen or mentioned in the series since *Graywitch*.

## Trivia

* Richard Gray makes the remark that Stacy is only "half Gray," but what that means is never explained.
* Stacy's father's name is Alex Gray. He is not the same Alexander Gray who is the brother-in-law of Anna's sister Luisa.
* Maya Tuttle, who voices Stacy, also provides the voice acting for Rachel Collins in *Haunted Hotel: The Evil Inside*, Jane Stuart in *Haunted Hotel: Lost Dreams*, and young Stephen Blake in *Haunted Hotel: Personal Nightmare*.
Mystery Trackers: Train to Hellswich

**Mystery Trackers: Train to Hellswich** is the eleventh installment in the *Mystery Trackers* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

Amber and Elf are attempting to take a very overdue vacation when they find themselves riding on an imperiled train. Mysterious hooded figures infiltrate the train and begin terrorizing the passengers, but their motives are unclear. It's up to the agent and her faithful canine companion to find out what's going on and stop them before someone gets hurt.
(To be continued.)

### Bonus Chapter

Amber finally got to take her vacation after rescuing the kids from Hellswich, and as she's returning and reviewing the photos she took on the trip, she's interrupted by a strange transmission. A woman in shadow advises her that there's a bomb on the train she's riding and she needs to neutralize it fast.
(To be continued.)

## Characters

* Amber and Elf: A Mystery Trackers field agent and her companion animal, trying desperately to take a needed vacation.
* Agent Larkin: A fellow Mystery Trackers agent who is also on the train when it's attacked; they work together to save the day.
* Hanna Stockwood: A teenage girl with pyrokinetic powers who is kidnapped from the train.
* The Black Swamp Society: An ancient rival organization of the Mystery Trackers, whose modern members have been abducting children with superhuman powers.
* The Master: The leader of the Black Swamp Society, who wants to steal the children's powers for himself.
* The robed creatures: Beings from another world who have been enslaved by the Black Swamp Society against their will. One of them enlists Amber's help in escaping their bondage in exchange for assistance in rescuing the kidnapped children.
* Agent Shade: Amber's best friend and a fellow Mystery Trackers agent; she appears in the bonus chapter.

## Trivia

* While watching an online playthrough of the game, pausing the opening cinematic at just the right moment allows the player to get a clear look at part of Amber's train ticket. It reveals that the game takes place on February 28, 2014, and Amber's train is departing from Penn Station in New York City.
* A note from the Commander taped to Elf's cage at the start of the game mentions an Agent Carter. This could be a tongue-in-cheek joke from the developers referencing Agent Peggy Carter from the Marvel Cinematic Universe; Elephant Games is known for slipping references to other media into their games.
* The credits for the game do not list any of the voice actors.

## External Links

* *Train to Hellswich* at the Elephant Games website
* *Mystery Trackers* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Dan McJaw

**Dan McJaw** is a minor character in *CliffSide*.

## Biography

In "Pilot", he is seen as one of Jo's posse as they tried to stop a bank robbery, only to run in panic when wooden projectiles are being thrown at them by Cordie.

## Appearance

Dan is a blond tall man with a mustache and light tanned skin.

He wears a black cowboy hat, a red scarf, a short-sleeved gray coat, and black pants held by purple suspenders. He also carries with him a revolver held in his holster and pair of handcuffs.

## Reference

1. ↑ Email from Liam Vickers
Pilot

Season 1, Episode 1

**Pilot** is the first episode of *CliffSide*.

## Synopsis

Getting tangled up with an excitable spider-monster named Cordie who suffers from a validation complex to rival his own, Waylon quickly learns his bold gunslinger talk leads to horrifying actions when put into practice by his new super-fan. Now he's got some explaining to do and a western standoff or two to perform if he hopes to scrape by without learning anything from this whole ordeal.

## Characters

### Major

* Waylon
* Jo
* Cordie
* Death

### Minor

* Background Street Crosser (cameo)
* Wendigos
* Reverend Constance (mentioned)
* Sheriff Pinecone
* Yannis
* Dan McJaw (non-speaking cameo)
* Jesse Lankman (non-speaking cameo)
* Rustlin' Bill (non-speaking cameo)

## Trivia

* The Wendigos at beginning of episode are based on the design of *Let's Split Up*, another animation project that Liam Vickers is working on.

## Error

* When Yannis started talking, her mouth didn't move.

## Gallery

*Click here to view this page's gallery.*
Alien probe

The Alien probe is like the orbital strike and the lightning drone.This attack summons an UFO the UFO then shoots a glowing green,high-tech beam.

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Anastasia Grim

**Anastasia Grim** is the mother of Anna Gray, the player character of the *Grim Tales* series of games. She died many years before the events of the first game, but her children remember her with great affection. She is finally seen for the first time in the 21st installment, *Echo of the Past*, which tells her story.

Anastasia's closest companion was her sister, Alexandra, the famous adventuress. The sisters explored the world together, having fantastic adventures, until Alexandra suffered a terrible fate at the hands of the puppeteer wizard Lars. Anastasia established a museum in her sister's memory, where people could learn about Alexandra's exploits, and published them in the form of a series of stories known as *Grim Tales*. However, she removed herself from the narrative as much as possible, wanting the focus to be on her beloved sister and keeping her memory alive, and so the stories made it seem as though Alexandra experienced all of her adventures by herself. She then married Richard Gray and settled into a happy family life for several years.

By traveling to the past in an effort to rescue her own daughter, Alice, Anna was able to meet her mother years before her own birth and learn what she needed to know in order to save Alexandra from Lars. This changed the present; although the Grim sisters are still deceased, Anastasia was able to reclaim her rightful place in the *Grim Tales* and be known as Alexandra's partner in adventuring.

After marrying Richard and settling down, Anastasia gave birth to Anna and her twin sister Luisa. She and Richard also adopted a son, Thomas. Unfortunately, Anastasia died when her children were still relatively young, so their memories of her are fond but somewhat distant; Anna recalls that her mother was "so beautiful." Richard was deeply distressed by the loss of his beloved wife, and disappeared from his children's lives for many years as a result.

Anastasia returns in *Horizon of Wishes*. Anna now has a cameo which belonged to her mother and can use it to talk to her ghost. As Anna undertakes the quest to learn once and for all what happened to Richard, Anastasia comes along as her advisory companion; the cameo sits on Anna's inventory bar in the same place where Richard's skull was frequently positioned in previous adventures. The same is true of *Dual Disposition*, as Richard is now permanently gone from the series and Anastasia has taken up his duties as their daughter's ghostly helper.
Luisa Gray

Luisa in Grim Tales: The Bride

**Luisa Gray** is the identical twin sister of Anna Gray, the player character of the *Grim Tales* series of games. She and Anna are the daughters of Richard Gray and his second wife, Anastasia Grim. After their mother's death when they were very young, the sisters did not see each other for years; Anna was away at boarding school while Luisa remained in the care of their nanny. She and their adopted brother, Thomas Gray, were very close as children, but began to grow apart as her relationship with her future husband developed.

Unlike Anna, Luisa has not been shown to have inherited any of their father's magical talents. It's also unclear whether she knows about Anna's continued relationship with the ghost of Richard and that he participates in her detective work in some of the games, although she is at least somewhat aware of Anna's time-traveling abilities.

## Appearances

She is the title character of the first installment, *The Bride*, which is centered around her wedding to John Gray. She returns in *The Legacy*, where she is turned into a werewolf by a curse on her husband's ancestor, and again in *The Wishes*, in which she asks Anna to help with her son's difficulties.

She returns yet again in *Color of Fright*, in which Anna learns more about Luisa's relationship with Thomas and how it has affected Thomas's mental health. Luisa clearly still loves Thomas, however, and in the bonus chapter she persuades Anna to save him.

In *The Nomad*, she contacts Anna for the first time in a while to ask for her help with a strange situation at the museum where she works.

She has not been seen again in the series since then, although she does occasionally get mentioned; her gift to her niece Alice Gray in *The Generous Gift* is signed "from your favorite aunt," suggesting that Luisa sees Anna and Alice fairly often. She appears in photographic form in *Horizon of Wishes*, as her father apparently treasures photographs of her and Anna.

## Trivia

* Luisa's married name is the same as her maiden name, but she and her husband are not related to each other as far as the games have indicated. They may be extremely distant cousins, but this is unknown. Many of the relatives whom Anna helps in the assorted games are actually *his* relatives, not hers and Luisa's, though they all treat Anna as though she's part of their family.
* Various installments have spelled her first name as *Louise* or *Louisa*, but it appears that the *Luisa* spelling is the correct one.
* Although Anna and Luisa are stated to have been identical twins, it would appear this is no longer the case. Since Anna's youth was restored to her by a ritual performed in *The Heir*, the resemblance between the sisters has gotten progressively weaker. Physically, Luisa is technically older than her twin sister, as the ritual apparently did not affect her.
* The installment *Guest From the Future* notes that Anna's birthday is August 29th; since they're twins, this is of course Luisa's birthday as well.

## Gallery

Luisa's immediate family tree (not interactive)
Alexandra Grim

**Alexandra Grim** is the maternal aunt of Anna Gray, the player character of the *Grim Tales* series of games. However, because Anna lost her mother so early in life, she is completely unaware that she has an aunt until the events of the 21st installment, *Echo of the Past*, which tells her story.

For many years, Alexandra and her sister, Anastasia, traveled the world together. Alexandra was renowned as an adventuress, and the sisters explored many faraway lands, having fantastic adventures, until Alexandra suffered a terrible fate at the hands of the puppeteer wizard Lars. He - somewhat unintentionally - transfigured Alexandra into one of his puppets, leaving Anastasia alone. She established a museum in her sister's memory and published stories of her exploits in a series called the *Grim Tales*, but carefully edited the narrative to give Alexandra all the glory and make it seem as though she had all of the adventures by herself.

Somehow, the puppet of Alexandra made its way into the attic of the home of her niece Anna, where she and her daughter Alice discovered it. Alexandra was able to use the lingering magic of her puppet form to kidnap Alice - not with any malicious intent, but in order to spur Anna to travel into the past and learn the truth about what had happened to her. With the assistance of Anastasia, Anna was able to rewrite history and prevent Alexandra from ever becoming a puppet. Instead, Lars fell in love with her and asked her to marry him. The *Grim Tales* were still published, but Anastasia was able to claim her rightful place in the stories, and the museum she established preserves the memories of both of the Grim sisters.

Alexandra does not appear in the series outside of *Echo of the Past*, nor is there any indication that she and Lars had children.

## Trivia

* Alexandra and her great-niece Alice bear incredibly strong resemblance to each other. Both characters are also voiced by Dallis MacKenzie, which further emphasizes how much alike they are.
Haunted Hotel: Death Sentence

**Haunted Hotel: Death Sentence** is the seventh installment in the *Haunted Hotel* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

The lady detective is shocked to receive a letter from her dear friend James, warning her that if she's reading it, he is most likely dead. He has gone to investigate strange happenings at the Holy Mountain Hotel, and he implores that she will finish what he started.

Making her way to the establishment with all haste, she is relieved to find James is still alive. However, he won't stay that way if they don't solve the mystery. As they piece together the clues, they come to find that the other hotel guests, like James, were invited to stay there under false pretenses. They were all involved in various cases presided over by the late Judge Blackthorne, and in the eyes of the judge's widow, they escaped justice. This includes James, who is in most respects a virtuous character; he once contributed evidence to a case which resulted in the conviction of an innocent man, and rather than go to prison, the man committed suicide. So he, like the others, must be punished in her opinion. They are unable to prevent the widow from causing the deaths of the other hotel guests, but they do manage to escape themselves, with James suffering nothing worse than a broken arm.

### Bonus Chapter

A return to the hotel is necessitated by the disappearance of a little girl. It seems that there's still one more case to resolve at Holy Mountain.

## Characters

* The player character: A woman who investigates supernatural mysteries with her friend James.
* James Blackthorne: A young man who investigates supernatural mysteries with his friend.

## Connections

* The opening cinematic shows scenes from the installments *Eclipse* and *Ancient Bane*, as the player character reminisces about her adventures with James.
* The later installment *Personal Nightmare* references this game. One of James's nightmares is about Esrael and Lilith, the villain of this game and her late husband.

## Trivia

* James is still not given a surname in this game, only the last initial of B. Blackthorne is actually the surname of the *murderer,* but there is nothing to indicate that there is any connection between the characters.
* The player character, who makes her final appearance here, still does not have a name.

## External Links

* *Haunted Hotel: Death Sentence* at Big Fish Games
* *Haunted Hotel* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Thomas Gray

**Thomas Gray** is the adopted son of Richard Gray and his second wife, Anastasia Grim, and thus the brother of Anna Gray, the protagonist of the *Grim Tales* games. The identities of his birth family are unknown; his only comment about them is that they died when he was young and left him alone until the Grays adopted him.

After the death of their mother and disappearance of their father, Anna went away to school. Thomas and Anna's identical twin, Luisa, were left behind in the care of a nanny, and were very close. Thomas was a gifted artist with the secret ability to bring his paintings come to life, and he considered Luisa his greatest inspiration. But their closeness started to fade when she met John Gray, whom she would later marry. Thomas saw their fading closeness as a betrayal and it affected his mental health, leading the family to send him to a psychiatric hospital for his own safety. They rarely interacted with him after that, which worsened his condition and left him feeling neglected and resentful.

His existence isn't mentioned until the installment *Color of Fright*, which reveals that since escaping the hospital, Thomas has been hiding in Luisa's home and creating cursed paintings, which he has now unleashed on various members of the Gray family - including John, Luisa, and extended relations Jackie Gray, Elizabeth McGray, and James McGray, all of whom have gathered in the Gray family home for their annual reunion. John and Luisa's son Brandon is unable to attend due to being on a business trip in Germany, but it's implied that he's to be the next target, and Anna must rescue the family from Thomas's strange revenge plot. As the mystery unravels, Anna learns that Thomas escaped from the hospital during a fire. She regrets it deeply, but she's forced to burn his final painting, which kills him. However, as the bonus chapter reveals, Luisa pleads with Anna to fix this situation; she therefore goes back in time to prevent the fire which enabled his escape from the hospital. In the present day, Thomas is still institutionalized, the hospital has not burned, and Anna and Luisa both visit him regularly.

Thomas has not been seen or mentioned in the series since *Color of Fright*.

## Gallery

Thomas's adoptive family tree (not interactive)
Jessica Blackthorne

Jessica in A Past Redeemed

**Jessica Blackthorne** is the girlfriend and later wife of James Blackthorne. She appears toward the end of the *Haunted Hotel* series. We are given no information about her life outside of her relationship to James.

Jessica is first mentioned, albeit not by name, in *Detectives United: Origins*. In the bonus chapter, while commenting on the absent James, Agent Brown says that he is probably off someplace telling stories of their adventures to his girlfriend.

*Haunted Hotel* players are finally introduced to Jessica in *Lost Time*. To celebrate their one-year anniversary, she and James book a luxurious weekend at an upscale spa resort. Unbeknownst to Jessica, James is planning to use the occasion to propose. Unbeknownst to either of them, the resort is haunted and time is distorted within its walls, and Jessica is soon taken prisoner by the vengeful ghosts. Fortunately, James is able to save them both, and by the end of the game they are engaged to be married.

Jessica returns in the final installment, *A Past Redeemed*. She and James are at the Hotel del Pasado, where they are holding their wedding and reception. Jessica is once again taken prisoner by the ghosts in the place, who use her as a hostage to compel James to help them. He is able to do what's necessary to free the captive spirits, and the game ends with the wedding happening on schedule.

The bonus chapter of *A Past Redeemed* shows that the newlyweds have settled down in California and are very content.

Jessica gets a brief mention in the first playable scene of *Detectives United: Beyond Time*. James wrote a note to remind himself to let her know that he would be getting home late, and Agent Brown, who is the active character at the moment, thinks about how ever since James got married, he tends to leave their meetings earlier. A bit later in the game, Anna Gray finds a short note written by Jessica for James; it reminds her of similar letters she used to receive from her own husband.

## Trivia

* James's cousin Rachel Collins is the maid of honor in their wedding. This suggests that she and Jessica are close friends; it's possible that Rachel introduced Jessica to James, which would account for her having such an important position in the bridal party.
* Nothing about Jessica's past has ever been revealed in either series, including her maiden name or the existence of any blood relatives.
Brandon Gray

**Brandon Gray** is the son of John Gray and Luisa Gray, and the maternal nephew of Anna Gray, the player character of the *Grim Tales* series. He is first introduced as an infant in the second game, *The Legacy*.

In *The Legacy*, Brandon is due to be christened, but he and his parents have been afflicted by a curse laid upon his ancestor, Lord Caine Gray. His aunt Anna comes to the family home and discovers the situation, and must travel back in time to fix the whole thing.

In *The Wishes*, Anna is once again summoned to help with her young nephew, who is troubled by the disappearance of his father.

In *The Stone Queen*, a now-grown Brandon has traveled to the community of Stoneville, where he is badly injured, and the title character is exacting vengeance upon the people who hurt him. Brandon and the Stone Queen are in a romantic relationship.

By the time of *The Heir*, Brandon and the Stone Queen have ended their romance due to their lives being too different; however, they remain on friendly terms with each other. Brandon has since married his wife Elena and had a young son, Billy, and he decided to bring them back to his family's home to live. But not long after arriving, Billy disappeared and Elena fell into a coma, and Brandon must once more seek the aid of Aunt Anna to set things right.

In *The White Lady*, Brandon is married and has a young son, Billy. Billy and his friend Sarah have disappeared during a deadly fire at the school they attend, and it's believed that they're searching for a ghost named the White Lady.

Brandon does not appear in *Guest From The Future*, but is an important part of the plot. His marriage to Elena resulted in the Gray family being cursed, due to another man having been in love with Elena and someone seeking revenge on his behalf.
Suitcase

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she is based almost entirely off of suitcase from inanimate insanity.
Heritage

**Grim Tales: Heritage** is the nineteenth installment in the *Grim Tales* series by Elephant Games.

## Plot

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## Trivia

* This is the first time since his return in *The Heir* that Richard has been absent from the series. According to one line of dialogue from Alice, he's "on vacation." It has yet to be explained what that means or where he's gone.

## External Links

* *Grim Tales: Heritage* at Big Fish Games
* *Grim Tales* at TV Tropes
* Elephant Games on Facebook
Mystery Trackers

**Mystery Trackers** is a video game series developed by Elephant Games and distributed by Big Fish Games. It follows the exploits of members of the eponymous organization, an ancient secret cabal dedicated to protecting the world from supernatural dangers by recruiting the best and brightest of those with extraordinary abilities and powers.

## Characters

*Main article: List of Mystery Trackers characters*
## Games

* *The Void*
* *Raincliff*
* *Black Isle*
* *The Four Aces*
* *Silent Hollow*
* *Raincliff's Phantoms*
* *Blackrow's Secret*
* *Nightsville Horror*
* *The Winterpoint Tragedy*
* *Paxton Creek Avenger*
* *Train to Hellswich*
* *Queen of Hearts*
* *Memories of Shadowfield*
* *Mist Over Blackhill*
* *Darkwater Bay*
* *The Fall of Iron Rock*
* *The Secret of Watch Hill*
* *Fatal Lesson*
* *Forgotten Voices*