D: The Game is a horror adventure game developed by WARP and released for Windows in 1995. The game follows Laura Harris, a young woman who must rescue her kidnapped father after he becomes trapped in a mysterious hotel with supernatural occurrences. Players navigate the eerie environment in first-person perspective, solving puzzles, interacting with objects, and uncovering hidden secrets to progress the story.
The game combines cinematic storytelling with full-motion video (FMV) sequences, giving it a unique narrative and immersive atmosphere for its time. The horror elements are enhanced by suspenseful music, chilling sound effects, and detailed 2D and pre-rendered 3D graphics. D: The Game emphasizes exploration and critical thinking, requiring players to examine environments carefully and make strategic decisions.
Its branching paths and multiple endings depend on player actions, increasing replay value. The blend of psychological horror, mystery, and adventure mechanics made it a memorable and influential title in the mid-90s PC gaming landscape.
Features:
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First-person horror adventure gameplay
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Cinematic storytelling with FMV sequences
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Puzzle-solving and environmental exploration
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Branching storylines with multiple endings
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Atmospheric sound design and suspenseful music
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Eerie hotel environment with supernatural events
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Inventory-based item management
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Challenging mysteries and logical problem solving
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Detailed 2D and pre-rendered 3D graphics
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Immersive and tension-filled gameplay
System Requirements:
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Windows 95/98
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Intel Pentium 90 MHz processor or higher
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16 MB RAM
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VGA/SVGA graphics support
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Keyboard and mouse
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2x CD-ROM drive
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100 MB free hard disk space
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Sound card compatible with Windows
