Together, these elements draw the player deeper into Edward’s mindset and the tragic environment in which he finds himself. Ethereal music is accompanied at times by slow, sorrowful Norwegian songs as gamers survey the beautiful backdrop of Graavik. The first noteworthy game element is the soundtrack, composed by Simon Poole. By exploring the town and studying letters left behind by various residents, Edward and Alice unravel what happened in Graavik - and what fate befell Betty.
(CNS photo/Red Thread)Īlthough they have come to the island looking for Edward’s younger sister, Betty (voice of Jane Perry), they are quickly pulled into a deeper mystery when they realize the isle’s fishing village has been entirely abandoned.
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The Entertainment Software Rating Board rating is T - teens. This is a scene from the video game “Draugen.” The Catholic News Service classification is A-II - adults and adolescents. Set in 1923 Norway, “Draugen” adopts the perspective of Edward (voice of Nicholas Boulton), an American naturalist, as he travels to the picturesque and isolated island of Graavik with his ward and assistant, Alice (voice of Skye Deva Bennett). Depictions of death and suspenseful themes, however, make it best for older gamers. This first-person adventure is a stunning and thought-provoking experience that’s not quickly forgotten.
NEW YORK (CNS) - Trauma and grief are among the challenging topics tackled in “Draugen,” by Norwegian game developer and publisher Red Thread.
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