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This product includes Remothered: Tormented Fathers. The top 3 reasons to play Remothered: Tormented Fathers Movie-like cutscenes - Thanks to his impressive direction, Chris Darril puts into play a story rich of complex life-like characters. Psychological plot - Characters in the story are everyday people that turn themselves into scary monsters. Audio clues - Use the soundtrack and the 3D audio sound effects to understand when your stalkers are getting closer. About Remothered: Tormented Fathers Psychology plays a huge role within the game: heroes and enemies are atypical and the line between good and evil is blurred. The plot is rich of unpredictable twists, but it is touching at the same time. The development of the game is similar to that of a film narration, where the player perfectly identifies himself with the character. The soundtrack, composed by Nobuko Toda (Final Fantasy, Halo, Metal Gear Solid) and Luca Balboni, enhances the terrifying atmosphere of the game. The story revolves around Rosemary Reed, a fascinating 35-year-old woman, who reaches Richard Felton’s house, in order to investigate on the disappearance of a girl called Celeste. The woman is greeted by Gloria, the nurse who takes care of the old Richard. When Dr. Felton understands Rosemary’s true intentions, the dread begins. Remothered: Tormented Fathers is the first chapter of a 3rd person game trilogy. A web of lies where murders and obsessions come to life. A revolutionary experience created for survival horror fans. Many ways to survive: The endless combinations of game dynamics make the experience available to every gamer: stealth, action, strategic, hide 'n run. Deceive your stalker and block him in another area of the house. Attack your enemy and make your items more powerful. Carefully stud

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

30 Jan 2018 · Standard