‘Kidnapped’ – Psychological Horror Game Releases into Early Access

by | Jul 27, 2015 | Horror World News | 0 comments

_churchDeceptive Games has announced its first game, “Kidnapped,” for all desktop platforms.

“We have been very busy in development, to ensure the game runs at its best on all Platforms. We hope to have a steady framerate on every platform,” said Gavin Powell, game creator and director for Deceptive Games. “We have decided to release the game in Early Access, as this allows eager players to get hands on with the game, and to help shape the game in the final months of development. At this point, we would like to thank everyone who has supported the development of the game, and really hope people enjoy playing the game.”

Kidnapped is a psychological, story-driven adventure horror game, with a great emphasis on exploration, puzzle solving and combat. And, tells the story of Sebastian Lee who vanished during 1992, never to be heard from again.

Kidnapped dynamically changes the game world as the player progresses, and aims to unnerve the player. Traverse through a terrifying two-hundred-year old manor, dark damp caves, a creepy church, dark swamps, and an eerie forest full of wildlife.  Can you find the mystery behind your captivity and most importantly, can you escape this ordeal?

Availability:

Kidnapped is to be released 21 st July 2015, and will be available for all desktop machines: Windows, Mac OSX and Linux.

System Requirements:

Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7/8.1 with 3Ghz Dual Core processor, 4GB system memory, 3D card with 512 MB video memory and DirectX 9.0c, and 2 Gig hard-drive space. Or, Mac OSX and Linux equivalent.

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