Suddenly, the world around William changes into a demented version of its usual appearance, and he is forced to fight his way through this altered reality.Īs William progresses reality shifts from normal to demented semi-frequently, and occasionally more postcards from himself show up, giving him direction and advice.
He is escorted through the facility to a cell in which he finds a postcard from himself, which urges him to flee the hospital. In addition, health items are now saved in the inventory and players can use them at any given time.ĭementium II opens with the protagonist of Dementium: The Ward, William Redmoor, awakening in a hospital bed. A remastered version of the game was released for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X on December 17, 2013.ĭementium II features many improvements over its predecessor, including different weapons, a larger variety of enemies, the ability to jump and crouch, save points, more environments, the ability to hold the flashlight and gun at the same time, an improved map system and the removal of respawning enemies. The game was developed by Renegade Kid and published by SouthPeak Games. It is the sequel to 2007's Dementium: The Ward, also for the Nintendo DS.
It deserves a wider audience and while most games sold are console based, the mouse/keyboard combination and high performance offered on PC systems are – in my opinion – still the pinnacle for FPS gaming.Dementium II is a survival horror first-person shooter game for the Nintendo DS. Mind you, we love the DS fans of course, but we feel there are horror fans out there that would love to get a chance to play this on a bigger screen." and " It’s a great game and it was limited to a single handheld system.
" The game always felt to me bigger than the DS, if that makes any sense… just one of those games that begged for a larger audience than what it got on the DS. In an Interview with the developers of the remake, they responded with this. Enemies Main article: Enemies and Bossesĭementium II has been remade for the PC and Mac.
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