Description:

Coraline, the creepy children's book from the mind of British fantasy savant, Neil Gaiman, has been made into a film. As a good children's book begets a big film, so a big film begets a game. A Coraline game, then, was inevitable. It's not often, however, that a game has such strange source material to draw on.

Coraline, like all too many kids, is ignored by her parents. Frequently mind-numbingly bored, Coraline starts to wander the halls of the new building in which her parents have got themselves a new apartment. She finds Mr. Bobinski, a circus acrobat who trains mice in the arts of the Big Top, and Miss Forcible and Miss Spink ? retired actresses who seem a little too attached to Highland Terriers. She also finds the door to the other side, a world with another version of her parents who have buttons for eyes. From there, things get stranger...

The game faithfully recreates the haunting beauty of the stop-motion animated film it's based on, creating a rich and immersive ? if undeniably strange and a little creepy ? world for players to dive into.

They'll engage in quests to help their new friends as well as a raft of mini games ranging from rhythm-based tasks to puzzle-based challenges such as picture matching.

If you've got a taste for the eerie, look no further.

Information:

• Number of players: 1
• Development Company: Papaya Studios
• Software House: D3 Publisher of Europe
• Video Dimensions: 3D
• Publisher: D3 Publisher of Europe
• Point Of View: Third-person, floating camera