Dollhouse, a horror game with film noir elements, will be coming to PlayStation 4 alongside the previously announced platforms of PC, Mac, and Linux in early 2016, publisher Soedesco announced today.
The game revolves around the character of Marie, who is trying to figure out who she is by discovering her past. As players progress through Dollhouse, uncovering who Marie is may be more difficult than presumed. As described by the game’s publisher:
In Dollhouse, you will be entering the mind of Marie, a detective trying to unravel her past. As she crawls deeper and deeper into her mind, she slowly discover that she might not be who she really thinks she is… Dollhouse’s narrative adapts to the player’s decisions based on what memories players kept or deleted to define who they were. All this is happening inside a world that reinvents ways players perceive horror in both singleplayer and multiplayer modes utilizing suspense over jump scares.
A new trailer (seen above) has also been released today and describes Dollhouse as a “self-constructing story” with procedurally generated environments, multiple playable characters, cooperative and competitive multiplayer (in addition to single player), and more.
Players can apply to gain access to the Dollhouse closed beta by filling out the form here.
