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| Model |
| Brand |
LIGHTHOUSE INTERACTIVE |
| Model |
801023009502 |
| Spec |
| Name |
Overclocked |
| ESRB Rating |
T - Teen |
| Genre |
Adventure |
| System Requirements |
Microsoft Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista
1.3 Ghz Intel Pentium or AMD Athlon processor
512 MB RAM for XP (1GB for running Vista)
4x CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive
5.0 GB free Harddisk space
DirectX 9-compliant video card Shader Model 1.1- DirectX 9.0c
DirectX 9 Compliant Sound Card |
| Features |
| Features |
Game summary:
Set against the backdrop of a catastrophic thunderstorm raging over New York City, Overclocked explores an archetypical, yet actual condition of mankind: violence. This psychological thriller mixes frightening fictional thriller elements using innovative narrative structures. Overclocked charts the diffuse areas where memories and illusions; dreams and reality; perpetrators and victims; collide.
Army psychiatrist, David McNamara, is called to the Staten Island Forensic Hospital in New York City to consult on a case that requires his expertise in forensic psychiatry. Tasked with exploring the minds of five young men and women who were found scared, screaming, and without memory, he makes alarming discoveries as he begins to cautiously explore the psyches of his young patients. Throughout the game, players will switch between six different characters in this chilling interactive psycho thriller.
Features:
Several Player controlled characters allow the player to experience the story from different viewpoints
Innovative storytelling techniques create a unique gameplay experience
Fluid character movements and an advanced facial animation system bring the characters to life
Achieves cinematic presentation by use of camera techniques pioneered by feature films
Icon based dialogue system
Complex yet intuitive interface
Dynamic realtime shadows
Atmospheric real-time particle effects (rain, snow, lightning) |
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