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CURSED MOUNTAIN PC COVER SOFTWARE

Now keep in mind, the design of the main character was not finalized at the time of our demo. The developer explained that it really wants to push the game engine on Wii and take the graphics to levels that few other third-parties bother with, a worthy goal if ever there was one. The pre-alpha version of the title we saw two months ago surprised us because, while obviously early, the visual presentation showed good promise. Instead, the title presents a story that incorporates real settings and rituals and also one that creates a sense of isolation for players as they trek through the cold Himalayas.

(We've stayed under embargo since then.) You won't find any zombies and neither will you be splattered with buckets of gore. Cursed Mountain is not survival-horror, though, as its creators were quick to point out when they visited our LA offices nearly two months ago to take us through an eyes-on walkthrough of some incomplete stages. Now, the companies have come together to create an interesting new horror title for Wii. And its Vienna studio? Well, it used to be Rockstar Vienna - that is, before Take-Two Interactive closed the subsidiary down two years ago.

CURSED MOUNTAIN PC COVER SOFTWARE

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