Not for kids: new survival horror game for the DS
Category: Nintendo DS, Posted: 06/05/2007 at 12:17PM CDT by Eddie Inzauto, Senior Editor
Following the release of Eidos DS game, Touch the Dead, GameCock Media Group has announced a survival horror game of their own, entitled Dementium: The Ward.
Developed by Renegade Kid, Dementium will also be experienced from a first-person perspective, and the publisher says that it will be "one nightmarish experience" that will "set the bar for mature handheld games."
The setting is an abandoned hospital, "frozen in time." The unfortunate protagonist wakes up there and is confronted by a slew of horrifying creatures. His weapon? Screenshots say, "flashlight."
The game looks to follow the Silent Hill route of storytelling and exploration, and that is not a bad thing at all.
[via gamespot]
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Looking forward to this - very distinct game for a handheld over-populated with minigame collections.
That looks really cool, If only I had a DS :(