DIASTONE: Memories

DIASTONE: Memories is a first-person photorealistic horror game.

Our story begins in 1910, in Transylvania, when Adam Taylor, a nineteen-year-old boy living with his parents in a house on the edge of civilization, once back home, hears that his parents started a quarrel in the attic Suddenly all the light in the house turned off and, picking up an old oil lamp, Adam went in search of parents. But when he climbed to the attic there was nobody. The unknown man appeared in his house, all the rooms have changed and the time has ceased to be something specific.

In one of the rooms, Adam found a note unknown person who calls himself Adam Taylor. Who is he? What does he have to do with what's going on with Adam?

This story will continue in the twenty-first century, when Edward, an orphan living in the very house where Adam's family once settled, meets the same creature. Will it happen again? How will Edward cope with his power? What happened to Adam??DIASTONE WILL TELL EVERYTHINGIf you want to play the Demo version, you can go to the Indiegogo page!

The game focuses on exploration and interaction with the environment and in using illogical solutions that will advance you in the storyline.

• discovering a constantly changing house
  and a semi-open world from the first person perspective
  
  
• exploring a fully interactive world
  
  
• tie together all the time periods in which you travel
  
  
• All events taking place in the game have a value in the storyline
  
  
• Wander through rooms in search of items in relation to the story to unlock new passages
  
  
• Real-life horror from P.T. that we will expand to a much more level
  
  
• Realistic graphics - achieved with the magic of UE4 engine.

Feedbacks:
borodinplay: "Long time since I was so scared"


Nokzen: "Anyways, the game got potential but needs a lot of work still. Would love to see when you guys are further into development what you come up with"


TanT (beta tester): "This game makes goosebumps running down your back"


auttenberg (beta tester): "Horror, in which you really do not expect what is waiting for you ahead"


MrDN (beta tester): "Developers making me play something that scares me"

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