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During your trip through the hospital, you'll uncover the truth behind your identity as well as the reason for the terrifying monsters. The game is very similar in tone to the Silent Hill games, as it was originally planned as an entry in that franchise.
There aren't many creepy games on the Nintendo DS, so Dementium: The Ward is worth checking out if you're looking for a handheld horror title. In Dementium: The Ward, you play as William, a man who wakes up alone in a creepy hospital.
Unable to recall who he is or why he is in the hospital, he stumbles around, looking for help. After stumbling upon a blood-soaked room and witnessing a giant monster kidnapping a woman, he starts to realize the gravity of his situation.
Stuck on the seventh floor of the hospital in the middle of a thunderstorm, William must fight for his life and find a way to escape the building. The story is a straightforward mystery that prioritizes atmosphere over exposition, encouraging players to explore and discover secrets for themselves. While it's never truly scary, due to the limited visuals and storytelling, Dementium has a good amount of blood and some creepy monster designs.
These things are hard to come by in a DS game, so it's cool to see a title with a bit of gore. Dementium offers a mixture of first-person combat and simplistic puzzles, littered throughout a linear progression of story chapters. At the start of the game, you are equipped with a notepad to keep track of clues and a flashlight to navigate in the dark. The integrated save system will not save your progress. You can save your progress in whatever point you like within the game, not only on the official checkpoints offered by the game.
Home Emulators Platforms Games. In September , Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid announces on his official Twitter account that the developer finally gained back the rights to the title, and have later announced plans to release an enhanced version of the game on the Nintendo 3DS eShop in Q2 All DS Roms.
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