The Spectre Files Deathstalker

The Spectre Files: Deathstalker is an incredibly rare, "long-lost" live-action FMV (Full-Motion Video) arcade game originally developed in 1984–1985 by legendary designer Brian Colin (creator of Rampage and Discs of Tron). Initially shelved by Bally Midway right on the cusp of completion due to the collapse of the laserdisc market, the game was rescued from obscurity decades later and officially finished and manufactured by Galloping Ghost Productions in 2018.

Modeled as a cheesy, wacky B-movie style 1950s noir horror story. You play as a supernatural private eye investigating an abandoned mansion (the "Durborow Institute") to find a missing blonde.