D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die is heading to the PC

Written by Contributor

May 4, 2015

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D4 is a mystery adventure game developed by Access Games’ SWERY, who also developed Deadly Premonition (Japanese title: “Red Seeds Profile”). Season 1, which contains the prologue, episode 1, and episode 2, was released on Xbox One in September, 2014 and reached 1.3 million downloads. The game is now going to be released for PCs, with the game being optimized for play using a mouse.

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Story

This is the story of a man with a very strange fate. His name is David Young – formerly with the Boston PD Narcotics Unit, now a private detective. He possesses the supernatural ability to “dive” into the world of the past by touching left-behind items called “mementos.”

Two years ago, Young’s wife was killed by an unknown assailant. In her last breath, she told him to “Look for D.” From that moment on, the search for ‘D’ became Young’s whole life – nothing more, nothing less.

 

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Game overview

The game is largely divided into adventure or action sequences. The adventure portions of the game involve investigating suspicious areas of the area you’re in and finding clues to the mystery. The action sequences are all about taking action as the protagonist using your mouse, dodging objects or fighting other characters. It has a serious backstory that’s contrasted against a cast of quirky characters. D4 is certainly a unique and bewildering experience.

We will be announcing more on the game at the Tokyo Indie Fest (http://tokyoindiefest.com/), which will be held at the Akihabara UDX on May 8th ~ 10th. We hope to see you there.

  • Developer: Access Games
  • OS: Windows
  • Genre: Mystery Adventure
  • Release Date/Price: To be announced

Changes From the Xbox One Version

  • Basic controls using Kinect have been entirely removed, and revisions were made so that the entire game can be played solely with the mouse.
  • All DLC from the Xbox One version, including the collaboration outfits/clothing, will be included in the game itself.
  • The user interface has been overhauled as necessary per the above changes.
  • Added settings for the PC version.
  • Screen resolution settings, Windowed/Full Screen mode settings, V-sync ON/OFF setting, dynamic shadowing ON/OFF setting, subtitle language settings (EFIGSPJ)
  • 60 fps is achievable under recommended system specs
  • Faster loading times
  • Removed content made specifically for the Xbox One version
  • Known bug fixes

PC version requirements

  • Recommended system specs
OS Windows 7 64-bit edition or Windows 8 64-bit edition
CPU Intel Core i7 4770K  @ 3.5GHz or AMD CPU or equivalent
Memory 8GB RAM
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 or AMD Radeon HD 7850 (VRAM 2GB)
Display Supports 1920×1080 resolution
DirectX DirectX 11
Hard Disk Hard disk with 20GB of free space
Sound Card DirectX 11 compatible sound card
Other Keyboard and mouse required.  Compatible with Xbox Controller using XInput

 

  • Minimum system requirements
OS Windows 7 64-bit edition or Windows 8 64-bit edition
CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550  @ 2.83GHz or AMD CPU or equivalent
Memory 6GB RAM
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 or AMD Radeon HD 6870 (VRAM 1GB)
Display Supports 1280×720 resolution
DirectX DirectX 11
Hard Disk Hard disk with 10GB of free space
Sound Card DirectX 11 compatible sound card
Other Keyboard and mouse required.  Compatible with Xbox Controller using XInput

 

 

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