Tagged: mystery

Former BioShock developers Gone Home

pamphletThe Fullbright Company, composed of former BioShock developers, today unveiled Gone Home, its first game. It is a non-violent first-person exploration and investigation game.

It will have you exploring a modern, residential locale to uncover what happened there. Fullbright co-founder Steve Gaynor noted that they are pushing towards simulation and interactivity. “[The player will be] that much more invested in discovering the story woven into the environment,” he wrote.

Gone Home is being made using the Unity engine. The first screenshots and a pre-alpha video have been posted on its website. More details are expected later this year.

Read Sherlock Holmes’ testament this September

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Get your deerstalker on, because The Testament of Sherlock Holmes is due out on PC and consoles this September. It’s weird to see this game launch in the madness that is the holiday season.

As you can expect, the game will have you solve mysteries as the legendary detective. Here are some screenshots to tide you over till September.

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Odessa Twins Gets Funding from Hamburg

Twintime‘s previously announced action-adventure mystery game Odessa Twins has received funding from the city of Hamburg. The development team showed off a prototype of the game to the Hamburg office for economy and trade; needless to say, they were impressed and went ahead with the funding.

The game does not have a release date yet; no media has been released yet.

Shipped – March 21

These games have shipped throughout North America on March 21:

  • CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder (PC)
  • The Godfather (PC, PS2, Xbox) – out in Europe on March 24
  • The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC)
  • Ice Age 2: The Meltdown (PC, PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, DS, GBA)