Haunting Ground (PS2)

Developer: Capcom Production Studio 1

Publisher: Capcom

Genre: Adventure

Release Date: May 10, 2005 (US)

M for Mature: Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violence

Haunting Ground (PS2)

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Developer: Capcom Production Studio 1

Publisher: Capcom

Genre: Adventure

Release Date: May 10, 2005 (US)

M for Mature: Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violence

Haunting Ground

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This is the heartwarming tale of a girl and her dog … held prisoner in a castle alone, unarmed, and running for their lives. Scared yet? You will be. Read Review

This spine-chilling survival horror game is set in a mysterious castle that has become a prison for two innocent characters -- an orphaned young girl named Fiona and a white shepherd dog. Though Fiona is a physically weak character, she must use her wit and cunning to unravel the castle's puzzles and figure out what is happening and why. Together with the dog named Hewie, she must utilize each other's strengths if they hope to escape from their horrifying surroundings and the deranged man stalking them named Debilitas. Haunting Ground was released in Japan under the title Demento.

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Also known as: Demento

Demento (PS2)

Release Region: Japan
Release Date: April 21, 2005
Publisher: Capcom

Haunting Ground (PS2)

Release Region: United States
Release Date: May 10, 2005
Publisher: Capcom

M for Mature Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violence

Also available on: PlayStation 3

Specifications

Memory Blocks

197 KB

Release Medium

1 DVD

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Features

Unique partnership dynamic -- In order to succeed, players must foster the complex connection between Fiona and Hewie which evolves as the game progresses
Realistic canine model -- Hewie was created using motion capture and studying a real dog to convey true behavior and movements in the game
The stronger the bond between Fiona and Hewie, the more likely he will be to obey her commands
Engrossing atmospheric effects
DualShock control mimics Fiona's pounding heartbeat
Fiona becomes more difficult to control the more time is spent near an enemy
Fully interactive environment - Players must cleverly hide behind objects to escape from enemies and utilize objects in the vicinity to solve puzzles
Cinematics directed by Naoto Takenaka -- In order to provide the right sense of fear and a haunting atmosphere, Takenaka, a Japanese film director and actor, has been enlisted to manage the in game cut scenes