A one-of-a-kind horror shocker – a game aware of your fear!
An old abandoned mansion lies at the dead end of Pineview Drive. A troubled man is standing at its gates, looking over the property. 20 years ago he had visited this estate with his wife Linda. During their stay his beloved vanished without a trace – her mysterious disappearance unresolved.
For 20 years no clues, for 20 years no peace, for 20 years this house on Pineview Drive has not relinquished its tormenting grip on him. Now, he returns in hopes of coming to terms with his nightmarish past.
The ominous legends haunting this seaside lodge have become renown. The stories abound that no one has been able to endure more than 30 days within the mansion since Linda’s disappearance. Facing a force greater than you ever imagined, you must cross the threshold and confront the evil that envelops this cryptic cottage. To solve the mystery of Linda’s disappearance and lift the veil on this troubling history, there is no time to spare.
Features
The game watches your every move and reaction - you will need steady nerves if you want to survive the game unscathed. In this extraordinary gaming experience, any trace of fear comes at a price – your life. Get ready for a ground-breaking spine-chiller.
30 in-game days: Each one allows you to delve further into the secrets of the house on Pineview Drive
Every move and reaction is being watched: Do not get yourself worked up or you will lose precious health
Premium sound scenery and effects: Every tone will run your blood cold
Breathtaking horror atmosphere: Face your deepest fears within the house
System Requirements
Minimum:
OS: Windows® Vista / 7 / 8
Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo / AMD® Athlon™ X2, min. 2.8 GHZ
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia® / AMD® with 512 MB memory
DirectX: Version 10
Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX® 10 compatible
Recommended:
OS: Windows® Vista / 7 / 8
Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Quad / AMD® Phenom™ X4, min. 3,4 GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia® / AMD® with 1024 MB memory
DirectX: Version 10
Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX® 10 compatible
Luckily there are plenty of other videos on YT with proper gameplay footage. It's another slow-walking-explore-house-bump-loud-noise-are-you-scared type game, so I'll pass
There are no monsters, zombies or other creatures in this game. There is no violence. The fear originates in and is sustained by the player.
I'm very intrigued by this so I'll give it a try. Usually all these games have a stupid hide and seek with the monster which gets annoying after a good while.
Read about it on the Steam forums earlier, could be interesting but I'm a bit hesitant.
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Pineview Drive is running under the Unity3D Engine which is quite much slower than other big engines are. Therefor its quite hard for us as developers to get the game run much faster. But on current average pcs the game should run in medium settings quite ok and in lower settings quite fast. Also if you go to lower settings the game takes less RAM and should run without any problems also on 32Bit systems.
(Might and Magic X is a pretty good indication of Unity3D and it's more recent engine performance I would say, pretty demanding compared to how it looks and it uses a lot of memory.)
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A well know problem with the Unity engine is, that it runs much better on nVidia than AMD. It seems the engine is much more optimized for nVidia. Also the RAM usage of the Unity engine is quite to big. In low and medium settings the game takes less than 2Gb of RAM but in high the game takes more the 2Gb. People with 32Bit system should run the game in medium or low. Specially to your system i can only say, that the only problematic part will be the graphics adapter i guess. I am using a quite similiar system on my own, the only difference, i am using an nVidia geForce GTX 570. On my system the games rum perfectly in medium settings and in high it is a bit to slow (means running with about 20-30 FPS). I got a second system in the office that uses a nVidia geForce GTX 760 (i guess). On this system the game also runs in high with 50-60 FPS.
Hi, though i believe erveryone has that fear, that's not quite what we're saying. The game is capable of recognizing if you were frightened at some certain events (Mouse- and key-input analysis).
(Also if you're a pregnant woman - well duh of course it has to be a woman - you might want to be careful with the game according to the in-game warning text - http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=294077158 - or if you have heart problems. )
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