Cruentis The Murderer vol.1
Anunnaki s.r.l. · 2017 · Indie, Adventure, Early Access, Gore, Horror
PC
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About Cruentis The Murderer vol.1
The combination of a horror movie and a video game, let yourself carried into the story!
A story of murder, demons and lost souls. The eternal struggle between good and evil. Based on an original story you'll test the fear in the shoes of a teenager trapped in a temporal limbo, between present and past. You interpret the main characters of the story and try to return to the reality of your life. Escape from demons, solve puzzles, live the past of lost souls inhabiting these rooms and try not to become one of them.
Your adventure begins wearing the clothes of a teenager challenged by friends to enter the interior of an abandoned mansion, famous for being in the past the theater of heinous crimes according to the beliefs and popular rumors.
The teenager, that’s you too, once inside, will find himself trapped in the plot. His attention, however, falls on a diary with missing pages, he begins to read the script and feels the need to search the missing sheets. In fact, on each fetched page, there is a picture that depicts a scene.
Falling into an involuntary sleep he enters into an alternative environment in which he shalt come in symbiosis with the protagonist of the scene, finding himself as the main character of the events of the past. Therefore he will relive the events, playing different roles from time to time, the grandfather, the killer, the disappeared girl, the police etc.
These moments of the videogame allow you to recover objects and information that will make you continue along the main plot, you will be immersed in a creepy world, specifically designed to raise your level of suspense.
There are many environments and some of them are reproductions of real places.
Playing the role of the child, you will live the present, his and your current reality that is years after the events narrated in the diary but that gradually melt each other, bringing yourself interacting with environments , situations, objects and characters, some friendly and others unfriendly. The aim is to bring the player to identify himself into the story and to live that as if it were your own.
This confusing between reality and dream, at first two different things, will cause a state of unconsciousness, which is no longer given perceive the time and space, bringing the user to experience a unique gaming experience in its genre, where you have to explore the environment, trying not to make you fit in situations with no way out, find objects, solve puzzles, and of course...to live the stress generated by the events.
Therefore, Cruentis ia a videogame that combines the suspence of a survival horror, the feeling of adventure and discovery of and a graphic fling game in first person, all supported by a story that will allow you to relive the “Bloodstained” events behind which intertwines the plot.
The game will leave you in suspence from the beginning to the end, with moments of apparent calm alternating with others of excited terror, thanks to sudden twists and changes of rhythm, in conclusion, will not be granted any distraction or relaxation.
Interprets different characters between protagonists and antagonists to advance the story
Realistic environment
Reproductions of real places
Original sound track
A story of murder, demons and lost souls. The eternal struggle between good and evil. Based on an original story you'll test the fear in the shoes of a teenager trapped in a temporal limbo, between present and past. You interpret the main characters of the story and try to return to the reality of your life. Escape from demons, solve puzzles, live the past of lost souls inhabiting these rooms and try not to become one of them.
Your adventure begins wearing the clothes of a teenager challenged by friends to enter the interior of an abandoned mansion, famous for being in the past the theater of heinous crimes according to the beliefs and popular rumors.
The teenager, that’s you too, once inside, will find himself trapped in the plot. His attention, however, falls on a diary with missing pages, he begins to read the script and feels the need to search the missing sheets. In fact, on each fetched page, there is a picture that depicts a scene.
Falling into an involuntary sleep he enters into an alternative environment in which he shalt come in symbiosis with the protagonist of the scene, finding himself as the main character of the events of the past. Therefore he will relive the events, playing different roles from time to time, the grandfather, the killer, the disappeared girl, the police etc.
These moments of the videogame allow you to recover objects and information that will make you continue along the main plot, you will be immersed in a creepy world, specifically designed to raise your level of suspense.
There are many environments and some of them are reproductions of real places.
the Noble Mansion
the Circus
the Medieval town ( Viterbo Italy )
the Cemetery
the Forest
Playing the role of the child, you will live the present, his and your current reality that is years after the events narrated in the diary but that gradually melt each other, bringing yourself interacting with environments , situations, objects and characters, some friendly and others unfriendly. The aim is to bring the player to identify himself into the story and to live that as if it were your own.
This confusing between reality and dream, at first two different things, will cause a state of unconsciousness, which is no longer given perceive the time and space, bringing the user to experience a unique gaming experience in its genre, where you have to explore the environment, trying not to make you fit in situations with no way out, find objects, solve puzzles, and of course...to live the stress generated by the events.
The Ultimate Goal Is Of course...top Secret
Therefore, Cruentis ia a videogame that combines the suspence of a survival horror, the feeling of adventure and discovery of and a graphic fling game in first person, all supported by a story that will allow you to relive the “Bloodstained” events behind which intertwines the plot.
The game will leave you in suspence from the beginning to the end, with moments of apparent calm alternating with others of excited terror, thanks to sudden twists and changes of rhythm, in conclusion, will not be granted any distraction or relaxation.
Single Player
Interprets different characters between protagonists and antagonists to advance the story
Realistic environment
Reproductions of real places
Original sound track
Multi Player (in Development)
What Steam players say
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I was intrigued by this game and really looked forward to playing it. Sadly, it is a real disappointment. Actually, that might be too gentle an assessment. The game is entirely unresponsive and, despite the graphics being simple and low quality, it lags and drags like a high-end game being run on Win 97. Simple graphics are fine, if the game actually works (I would usually acknowledge that this may be my machine, but I am running a brand new high-end graphics card and processor, so I rather doubt it on this occasion). The audio seems really cool, but that is the only positive I have been able to find. First of all, the lack of language choice for the subtitles (which provide your only instructions), make the game inaccessible to anyone who cannot read Italian. Then this is compounded by totally unresponsive controls as you try to navigate your way out of the first room. THE FIRST ROOM! And heaven forbid you, should you figure out what you have to do, that you should make a mistake (such a dropping a cup on the floor instead of in the sink, if you can even get your charcter to pick it up at all), because you won't be able to pick it up again, let alone progress out of the room. I…6 found this helpful
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