Windows

Dark Earth

Description

You are Arkhan. Born in a post-apocalyptic world, you were raised in a Stallite (Citadel of Light), one of the few places in the world with natural sunlight. Outside of your sanctuary, the world is not a safe place. The darkness creates a sickness that ravages the land. Given such an environment, the sun is worshipped as a god. Early in the game, a sun priestess you are defending is attacked by an assassin. In defending her, you get a vial of darkness thrown at you. Affected with the disease, you wander the land in this 3d adventure game in an effort to cure your illness and bring order back to the world.

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User Reviews

A blend of medieval gothic, with a little steampunk, and some post-apocalypse

blefuscu (424)

The Press Says

PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Sep, 1997	91 out of 100	91
CD-Action	Nov, 1997	9 out of 10	90
Game Revolution	Jun 05, 2004	B+	83
PC Player (Germany)	Oct, 1997		80
Computer Games Magazine	1997		80
Just Adventure	1999	B	75
Game.EXE	Nov, 1997	75 out of 100	75
Privat Computer PC	1997	72 out of 100	72
Quandary	Jun, 1998		70
FileFactory Games / Gameworld Network	Sep 20, 2002	70 out of 100	70

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Trivia

In Kalisto Entertainment's port of its classic PC title Dark Earth, players join the character Arkhan as he is swept from his routine life into a new and terrifying ordeal. Ever darkening plots of murder, treachery and greed surround him, as a fearful darkness envelops the city and an unknown evil threatens to transform him into a monstrous creature.

Similar in style and execution to Capcom's Resident Evil, Dark Earth features more than 25 minutes of rendered cutscenes, over 100 different interactive characters, an updated graphical presentation, and a refined inventory system that's been made native for consoles.

Unfortunately, despite publishing interest by both Sony and Konami, the PS2 version of Dark Earth was ultimately cancelled early in its development cycle.