Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem is a survival horror video game developed and published by Nintendo for the GameCube in 2002. The game was designed by Denis Dyack and developed by Silicon Knights. Eternal Darkness is the first game in the Eternal Darkness series and tells the story of Alex Roivas, a historian investigating the mysterious death of his grandparents.
The game is set at many different times in history, from ancient times to modern times. Players will control Alex Roivas as he explores different locations around the world to find out his family’s secrets. During this process, the player will face many enemies, including demonic monsters.
Eternal Darkness is known for its psychological horror elements. The game uses several tricks to make players feel anxious and scared, such as screen flickering, sudden sounds, and shocking images. The game also features a “madness” system that the player must manage. If the player’s madness is too high, they will begin to experience hallucinations and hallucinations, making gameplay more difficult.
Eternal Darkness received positive reviews from critics, with many praising its psychological horror and innovative elements.
