Echoes of the Living is a Survival Horror with fixed cameras inspired by the 90's greatest hits but with updated visuals and fully 3D environments with current gen graphics. STORY In 1996, on a quiet small town located in Europe, a mysterious fog suddenly rises upon the town in a clear night, their inhabitants have no clue of the horrors and chaos that were about to unleash. Not longer after, the locals get sick and panic runs all over the place, nobody knows how or why the dead walks on the streets, a few hours later all left in the town are the echoes of the living… MEET THE CAST Laurel Reaves, a police officer faces the horror from the beginning, her goal is to investigate the fate of her father with the help of Marcus Wallace and escape the infection.Liam Oakwood, an ex Special Forces member arrives to the town where he was about to move in and start a new life with his fiancée Octavia Blade, he couldn’t imagine that this would be in the worst moment, his goal is to find his fiancée and together leave behind the horror. The protagonists are tied up in the hell on earth the city has become, they have to collaborate to discover what’s going on and make it out alive. GAME FEATURES · Fixed Camera Angles · Classic Tank Control (The best experience the game was designed for)· Puzzles· Limited inventory management· Backtracking· Save Room and Item Storage· Multiple stories with their own point of view· All types of enemies from blood thirsty zombies, mutated fauna to other nightmare fuel creatures· Fully 3D environments with current gen graphics· Walk over dark and bloody streets, shady exteriors, emblematic buildings such as the Hospital, Art Gallery, the City Hall, the Theatre… and try to find out what’s going on· Wide arsenal to adapt to your playstyle· Weapon and equipment upgrades to reward the player· In game unlockables · Immersive OST inspired by the Classics ABOUT US We are a young couple that following our passion left everything to work full time on the development of this game, we want to bring back memories from the 90s to modern times