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Cursed Mountain Magazine
The Wii is capable of more than just party games, as Cursed Mountain shows that horror has a home on the Wii.
Written by Dave Taylor, 17 August 2009
It may have something to do with the Wii's naturally family-friendly image, or it may just be that developers aren't quick to exploit the possibilities for horror on Nintendo's console, but the truth is that, while frights and chills are commonplace on other consoles, they're relatively few and far between on the Wii.
Cursed Mountain is the new survival horror game from developers Deep Silver and is due out in September.This, we feel, is a great shame. Why? Well, for the simple reason that despite the Wii lacking slightly in the graphics department, the genius control method that is the combination of the Remote and Nunchuk lends itself to some stunning gameplay possibilities.
PlayZine Issue 32
For our latest Cursed Mountain coverage, click here to download PlayZine Issue 32 for free.From the very first scenes in Cursed Mountain to the final dramatic battle, it's clear that this is a game that 's been given more care and thought that usua l. Mixing videogame action with Eastern religious philosophy is something that's been rarely tried, yet after playing the game you may wonder why.
With a stunning storyline that slowly unravels as you wind your way up the mountain (and closer to the truth about your brother's disappearance), fantastic graphics and some very neat control touches, Cursed Mountain is a game that will stay with you long after you've completed it.
We've created a complete magazine dedicated to Cursed Mountain to give you a complete overview of the game. It includes and extensive exclusive hands-on preview of the game, as well as an exclusive interview with the developers of Cursed Mountain. You can download it for free now - just click on the download link and enjoy. If you dare...
Cursed Mountain coverage available in PlayZine Issue 32 - click here to download it for free!
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