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Eternal Darkness

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One of the most sinister, unsettling, literary and memorable horror games of all time, even if it's relegated to lurking in other games' shadows.

Available on: GameCube
Genre: Adventure
Release date: Jun 24, 2002
Published by: Nintendo
Developed by: Silicon Knights

Features: Widescreen, Progressive scan, Dolby Pro Logic II

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Review

It's you and your posse against the undead

Mar 16, 2006

There are basically two types of survival-horror games out there. On one side are the psych-out, mess-with-your-head nightmare titles like Silent Hill. Flanking those is the group of in-your-face bloodbaths akin to Resident Evil. Lurking quietly between these two pools of gory, shambling creatures is the classically maddening, eerily brilliant Eternal Darkness. Eternal Darkness' plot isn't ripped straight out of Lovecraft, but it might as well be. For most of the game, you play Alexandra ...

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