Perception vous fait perdre la vue

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Vendredi 12 juin 2015 | 03:03
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Le studio indé The Deep End Games, composé d'anciens développeurs de BioShock et Dead Space, a annoncé il y a quelques semaines Perception. Il s'agit d'un jeu d'horreur-aventure où l'on contrôle une femme aveugle qui doit résoudre des mystères et échapper à la Présence d'Echo Bluff, maison de ses cauchemars. La navigation se fait par écholocalisation et seuls une canne et un smartphone l'accompagnent. La campagne Kickstarter semble en bonne voie, sortie prévue pour 2016 sur Steam.

The Deep End Games announces Perception, a 1st person narrative horror adventure about a blind woman investigating a haunted mansion, coming to Steam in 2016.
Boston-based indie dev debuts Kickstarter of its echolocation based adventure with unique visual style and hide-and-seek gameplay.

Boston, 26 May 2015: Perception is a first person narrative horror adventure that puts players in the shoes of a blind woman who must use her extraordinary hearing and razor-sharp wits to solve mysteries and escape a deadly presence, all without sight. Crafted by a team of veteran PC and console developers (BioShock, BioShock Infinite, Dead Space), Perception offers a bold and fresh take on first person narrative games.

After months of research seeking the house from her nightmares, Cassie discovers an abandoned mansion in Gloucester MA, the Estate at Echo Bluff. Once there, Cassie finds that Echo Bluff is worse than she dreamed. A ghastly Presence has tormented its inhabitants over generations, and it now hunts Cassie. She must solve the estate’s mysteries or become one of its victims.

While Cassie doesn’t have an arsenal of weapons, she does have her wit, her cane and her smart phone. Armed with these tools, she’ll search for clues to unravel history as she navigates her way through the home via echolocation. But the house and its deadly Presence go to great lengths to prevent her from deciphering its secrets. And yet, they won’t let her leave either.

Surviving this deadly game of cat and mouse with the Presence proves especially perilous when your only way of seeing is by means of sound, and so you must carefully weigh the risk of making too much noise against the possibility of being discovered by the terrifying Presence. Once spotted, your only hope is to run, hide, and pray that it doesn’t find you. Cassie uses ambient sounds of the house as well, such as taking advantage of when the grandfather clock rings, or when a loud pipe whistles. She can throw objects and use items like alarms to create “sound bombs” to distract her enemies.

Cassie uses her smartphone to examine evidence left behind. And as she puts the pieces together, she’ll find herself jumping back in time.

Perception takes place over many different eras. You get to see the house retreat back to its origins and witness how it evolved over time. Through the decades and across generations, the house and its inhabitants change significantly. Architecture and décor evolve, entire wings and buildings come and go and alter your relationship with the space. Once you’ve discovered the source of evil in each generation, it’s your job to right the wrong.