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See Catherine's Gameplay In Action Finally
It feels like we've been getting a seriously slow drip of information on Atlus' upcoming horror game Catherine since it was announced back in August. Many readers are still confused about what the actual gameplay consists of in this strange title. Thankfully, the latest trailer shows off some of the fast-paced puzzle-solving players will be tasked with in Vincent's nightmares.
When I first heard that a major portion of Catherine's gameplay consists of pushing blocks around, I was a bit worried, but this trailer makes it looks like you'll have to think fast and climb up this twisted tower quickly to avoid various horrifying creatures. The worst part of the trailer? Hearing all the Japanese dialogue, a painful reminder that Atlus has yet to confirm a North American release for Catherine.
Check out the video below and leave a comment on whether this first look at gameplay makes you more or less interested in playing Catherine.
[via Kotaku]
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