Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle

After two episodes that have established Runaway as a flagship adventure game license on PC, Brian and Gina are landing for the very first time on console, on Nintendo DS... The game begins as Brian and Gina are enjoying well-deserved vacation under the Hawaiian sun. The lovers decide to go visit the Tiki Falls. Unfortunately, the plane supposed to take them there crashes in the jungle. Our two heroes, miraculously unharmed, find themselves separated during the crash. This is the starting point of a delirious adventure that will lead Brian and Gina to the four corners of the world where they will cross paths with soldiers, pirates, spies, surfers, and maybe even aliens... Perfectly adapted to the touch features of the Nintendo portable, Runaway, The Dream of the Turtle, will offer an amazing graphic adventure through a delirious story, full of humor and twists. This DS version will contain more than an hour of superb animated sequences that will support the plot, its twists and turns, and especially the many moments of comedy. With Runaway, you get the impression of living an incredible adventure at the heart of a great animated film in which the player evolves and interacts in real living, rich and detailed paintings... Embark with Brian and Gina to meet colorful characters, wacky puzzles across more than a hundred places to explore, all responding to the player's fingertip and eye thanks to the DS stylus, Runaway has everything to make you live a pure moment of happiness... Key Points:... - Discover an unforgettable adventure through 6 chapters full of surprises and more than 30 colorful characters... - More than 100 beautifully crafted locations to explore around the world... - An eye-catching graphic style, the result of a perfect alchemy between 3D animations and the famous 2D design of adventure games... - Never seen before on DS with more than an hour of thrilling cinematics supporting the game's plot. A real technological feat made possible by the use of a new compression codec, the VX2... - A perfectly executed Mouse/Stylus substitution to fully experience the Point'n Click experience on DS... - An intuitive zoom system offering excellent visibility during the exploration phases to not miss any detail of the adventure... - Optimized menu navigation thanks to the DS's dual screen and the ability to switch at any time between the inventory screen and the game screen.