A brand-new indie survival horror game called White Creek has been announced for the Sega Dreamcast and modern platforms like PlayStation and Xbox. White Creek is a third-person adventure set in a mysterious setting inspired by genre staples on the Sega Dreamcast.
White Creek is being developed by a small team called Story Bird Studios. The game's director is Bruno Rocca, who is also a published author with a couple of books about video games. When naming the inspirations behind White Creek, Rocca said, "The Resident Evil and Silent Hill series, which have fascinated me from the start, as well as David Lynch's films, J-Horror, and so on."
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Story Bird Studios plans to release a physical version of White Creek for the nearly 30-year-old Sega Dreamcast console. According to the developer, the team built the game for the console and kept its capabilities in mind during the design process. Early trailers show that White Creek will feature tank controls like classic Resident Evil games. It will also take place in an eerie, abandoned town that shares its name with the game and may remind fans of the early Silent Hill titles.
The story follows a female protagonist named Alicia Morelli. She is a professional exorcist with psychic powers. Alicia must enter the bizarre town of White Creek and face a dark force that seems to have possessed all the townsfolk.
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