The bizarre story of a green yeti that terrorized a small alpine village, nearly seventy years ago on Christmas day.

Facts are few and hard to verify. The yeti itself is believed to have displayed incredible feats of strength, an insatiable hoarding disorder, and the ability to impersonate celebrities. It was also said to travel in the company of an Eurasian wolf.

In one of her last interviews before her passing in July of 2000, sole surviving witness Cintia Luihough claimed the creature died from a cardiac event during her confrontation with it in her home. Suposedly verified by an autopsy preformed by the village Doctor, who's notes claim the Creature's heart had swollen to more than twice it's normal size.

Other past testimonies differ wildly, with everything from the villagers actually befriending the yeti, to consuming it on Christmas day. The latter giving birth to the term, 'roast beast.'

In the end, whether these events occurred or not, Something happened in this quiet mountain town. And few tales chill the blood during the winter holidays as this one.

EDIT: The game based on this legend is actually quite good! Beautiful graphics, old school sensibilities, and some really nice bonus matierials including the original book, and hand written materials from the good Dr. Seuss himself!

The bizarre story of a green yeti that terrorized a small alpine village, nearly seventy years ago on Christmas day. Facts are few and hard to verify. The yeti itself is believed to have displayed incredible feats of strength, an insatiable hoarding disorder, and the ability to impersonate celebrities. It was also said to travel in the company of an Eurasian wolf. In one of her last interviews before her passing in July of 2000, sole surviving witness Cintia Luihough claimed the creature died from a cardiac event during her confrontation with it in her home. Suposedly verified by an autopsy preformed by the village Doctor, who's notes claim the Creature's heart had swollen to more than twice it's normal size. Other past testimonies differ wildly, with everything from the villagers actually befriending the yeti, to consuming it on Christmas day. The latter giving birth to the term, 'roast beast.' In the end, whether these events occurred or not, Something happened in this quiet mountain town. And few tales chill the blood during the winter holidays as this one. EDIT: The game based on this legend is actually quite good! Beautiful graphics, old school sensibilities, and some really nice bonus matierials including the original book, and hand written materials from the good Dr. Seuss himself!