Coming later this year to Playstation 4 and PC via publisher SOEDESCO and developer Creazn is a narrative horror game called Dollhouse. The story of Dollhouse is presented in a 1950’s film-noir style and features a detective named Marie as she tries to unravel the past in her own mind. You will also have access to a large cast of characters with unique abilities to help you progress deeper into her mind. Dollhouse’s scares are made up of the suspenseful kind, rather than typical jump-scares. The game is also said to feature a self-constructing narrative based on the player's choices. The game also features a multiplayer versus mode that supports 5 players. There is no mention of combat in the press release so I'm wondering how this mode will play.
Dollhouse sounds like it has some interesting concepts. In my experience games like this could either be wonderfully weird or horribly bad. I hope for the best, though, because I love 1950’s noir style! We'll keep our eyes out here at Player2Reviews for more info.
By: Richard Jewell
Coming later this year to Playstation 4 and PC via publisher SOEDESCO and developer Creazn is a narrative horror game called Dollhouse. The story of Dollhouse is presented in a 1950’s film-noir style and features a detective named Marie as she tries to unravel the past in her own mind. You will also have access to a large cast of characters with unique abilities to help you progress deeper into her mind. Dollhouse’s scares are made up of the suspenseful kind, rather than typical jump-scares. The game is also said to feature a self-constructing narrative based on the player's choices. The game also features a multiplayer versus mode that supports 5 players. There is no mention of combat in the press release so I'm wondering how this mode will play.
Dollhouse sounds like it has some interesting concepts. In my experience games like this could either be wonderfully weird or horribly bad. I hope for the best, though, because I love 1950’s noir style! We'll keep our eyes out here at Player2Reviews for more info.
By: Richard Jewell
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