Jonathan Boakes’ latest installment in the Dark Fall adventure is due in UK shops for release 11 Dec 09 or alternatively will be available for digital download by December 4th. This is going to tie in very nicely with the release of the British Horror Collection containing Barrow Hill, Dark Fall: The Journal and Dark Fall:Lights Out also by Iceberg Interactive in the next couple of weeks.
I can see some serious Jonathan Boakes adventure evenings ahead !
Jonathan , himself , says “Gold! Lost Souls, the third Dark Fall game, has finally ‘gone gold’, which means it is ready for stores. This last stage seems to have taken quite a bit of time, to finalize, but with a new OS (Windows 7), it is always best to test, test and test some more. The extra time has allowed for me to tweak a few elements, as well as augment others (a lot more scary sounds!). It means I have been spending quite a lot of time, inside The Station Hotel, exploring the darkest world I am likely to create. If my previous game, The Lost Crown, boasted “the most ‘realistic’ ghost-hunting adventure”, then Lost Souls will definitely be the creepiest adventure. Don’t play it alone, or at night, and NEVER play it in the dark. The Dark Fall is waiting… your hotel room awaits. I can’t guarantee rest and relaxation, but I can promise you’ll have nightmares.”
About Lost Souls
The dead are waiting. They have stories to tell. Tales of darkness, loneliness and despair. Be careful you do not join them, as it could be an eternity until the next curious visitor opens that old, rotten door, to find you within. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. What tale would you tell? Would you know how to explain what happened, that dark night when your curiosity got the better of you? Would you be able to speak its name… the ancient name… or would you simply warn the new arrival to beware… to beware the Dark Fall.
Features
• A brand new (and final) Dark Fall horror adventure.
• From the pen of Jonathan Boakes, author of The Lost Crown.
• Explore a derelict train station & hotel, abandoned since World War 2.
• A new game engine allows full exploration and movement.
• Physically interact with the eerie setting, to really ‘feel’ the place.
• Use light as your weapon and ally, to fight the darkness.
• Use Detective skills to solve an urban mystery.
dilemma – do you play lost souls as soon as possible or play the other games first ?