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Category: Dreamcast

Released with the console itself, spooky adventure based in London in a similar mould to “D”. A collectors item as one of the first Dreamcast releases.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew Z. ★★★★★

This game instantly takes me back to the late 90s, and the spooky London atmosphere is incredibly immersive for a Dreamcast launch title. The exploration mechanics feel similar to “D” but with a more polished, eerie vibe that really stands out. A true collector’s piece that captures the console’s ea

Olivia L. ★★★★★

Picked this up as a Day 1 Dreamcast release and it's genuinely spooky, with a grim London vibe that pulls you in. The original save files still load perfectly, which is a nice touch for a retro title.

Amelia C. ★★★★★

The foggy London atmosphere and the puzzle-driven horror remind me a lot of “D,” but it’s got its own creepy rhythm that keeps you guessing. As a launch-window Dreamcast title, the disc feels like a real piece of gaming history, and the case art is a nice touch for the shelf.