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Catherine
Ever since it was announced, Catherine has piqued gamers' interest with its bizarre premise and mature themes. Now, as the July 26 release date draws nearer, it's time to clear up the mysteries and take a deep dive into what Catherine has in store. In this video, you can take a guided tour of the game's first 45 minutes with Atlus' Aram Jabbari.
Jabbari is the manager of public relations and sales over at Atlus, and has been fielding questions about Catherine since it was unveiled, and before it even had an official North American release. Don't worry – the video below is taken from the English version of the game, and it also has English subtitles. Do you want to know why the people look like sheep? How to get Catherine to send you racy text messages? What the first boss looks like? Just check out the footage below. (By the way, in case it isn't clear, the video will have spoilers for the first 45 minutes of the game)
When you're done, you can continue the madness by watching the time that Reiner and Phil spent with the game. Then, if you're completely sold, you should see what you get when you buy the game's deluxe edition.
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