Atari Alone In The Dark Inferno

Taking the fear to a new level, the next-gen Alone in the Dark features the macabre style of the series played with new gameplay mechanics and a broader-reaching, action-packed play style. Explore fully-interactive realtime worlds, interacting with physics and roaming the wide-open, fright-filled environments. This next-gen Alone in the Dark is also built around a unique episodic game structure -- the story is split into a number of distinct 30-40 minute episodes, doled out one at a time as you play. Each time the player launches a saved game, the episode will begin with a video summary of the previous episode to quickly re-immerse the player in the story and removing the need to remember where they were or what they were doing. Every episode will close with a nail-biting cliff-hanger ending to rattle players’ nerves, and if the player is leaving the game a video teaser of the next episode will play to leave them wanting more. Enhanced camera controls allows complete freedom of the camera and better handling of first person view camera movement for even more immersive gameplay. Quicker and smoother reactivity of the hero's movements in third person view make for more rapid movements in nail-biting situations. More logical jacket inventory system with the ability to combine objects using only the D-pad, and more fluid hero movement makes item selection a breeze. Car handling has been tuned to make driving a car a walk in the park in every situation, including increased suspension and reduced drift. One of the game's most exciting sequences just got better. 59th Street has been tweaked for a more satisfying race against the fissure with difficulty tuning, an added checkpoint at Columbus Circle and clear voice directions given by Sarah. An exclusive new sequence has been added in Episode 6 for even more pace and variety of gameplay in the episode.