D

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Two hours. No pause button, no save file, and no second chance if the clock runs out. D asks you to see its nightmare through in one sitting, and that single design decision gives it an unnerving edge few 32-bit games could match. You play as Laura Harris, who rushes to a Los Angeles hospital after learning that her father, a respected doctor, has gone on a killing spree there. Inside, she finds herself pulled into a strange, decaying castle that should not exist.

The game unfolds in first person through pre-rendered 3D computer graphics, with full-motion video carrying Laura through rooms, corridors and cutscenes. Exploration is a matter of careful observation: examining objects, solving puzzles and piecing together the dark history that explains what happened to her father. The pace is deliberate, but the real-time clock never stops, and the pressure of the countdown gives even quiet moments a steady hum of dread.

D was the work of WARP, the small Japanese studio led by Kenji Eno, a designer and musician who treated games like art projects and loved to provoke. It deals openly with violence and cannibalism, themes that were close to taboo for console games in 1995, and it marked the debut of Laura, the digital actress Eno would cast again in later WARP games, including Enemy Zero on the Saturn. Acclaim brought the game West, where it built a reputation as one of the strangest and most memorable horror titles of the CD-ROM boom.

Today D is a fascinating piece of horror history: a cinematic, single-session experiment that pointed toward the atmosphere of the survival horror games that followed. On the Saturn it sits naturally alongside Enemy Zero as part of Eno's unusual legacy on Sega's console, and a vivid record of how far one mid-nineties studio was willing to push the medium.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1995
Publisher
Acclaim Entertainment
Developer
WARP
Players
Single player
About the game

The first entry in the D series and one of the first games the company released, it dealt with taboo content such as violence and cannibalism, featured 3D CGI full-motion video, and used a first-person perspective. It was the first game to star the digital actress Laura.

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