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Trailer 2 (WMV 42mb)

Screenshots Added June 30, 2009

In advance of a new trailer next week, and the game’s North American retail release the following, Got Game Entertainment today released 6 new screenshots from “Memento Mori” (PC), the upcoming mystery-adventure that takes players on a thrilling investigation through 46 locations across five European countries. Join Interpol detective Lara Svetlova and reformed art thief Max Durand as they travel to France, Russia, Scotland, Portugal and Finland to unveil the truth behind a mysterious art theft at the famed Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. From the museum, including the Winter Palace, modeled in every detail after the originals, to an innovative and comfortable dialogue system and immersive 3D aspects, “Memento Mori” promises the ultimate summer adventure.

About the “Memento Mori” dialogue system
The dialogue system in “Memento Mori” puts an end to reading vast multiple choice answers and listening to the same text again. When the main characters Max and Lara are talking, the player makes them speak just by clicking easy-to-use symbols. The player can choose from three icons for a positive and polite answer, a negative or aggressive reply, or for Max or Lara to ask a question to their counterpart to get helpful hints.

About 3D “Memento Mori”
The game’s proprietary 3D-engine ensures that candles and fireplaces illuminate the locations with a warm glow, while the investigation of the museum at night brings dynamic shadows and subtle use of light to create a dark and menacing atmosphere. Further, the developers have cunningly woven the third dimension into the puzzle design. In particularly important settings, the game switches to a close-up view. Via two arrows at the bottom of the screen, the scenery can be rotated 360°. By gaining new perspectives, Lara and Max are able to discover objects and traces that were formerly hidden.

Another essential part of the puzzle solving is the 3D inventory. All objects can be turned around and examined from the front, back and side. Players can even turn notepads and newspapers over and read them. Radios, calculators, and even gas chromatographs used for examining artworks can be studied from all sides. Thanks to its 3D graphics “Memento Mori” uses a cinematic style. Cuts and changes in perspective during dialogues create lively and movie-like conversations. Important actions of Max and Lara are shown in close-ups via split screens. Every move of the main characters is individually animated – from rummaging for a mobile phone to tying a knot. Players can also look forward to 40 high quality render videos pushing the story forward to the thrilling climax.

“Memento Mori” is scheduled for North American on release July 7, 2009. The game is not yet rated by the ESRB. For more information, visit MementoMori.GotGameEntertainment.com.

Screenshots and Video Captures Added June 11, 2009

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In the famous Hermitage Museum of St. Petersburg, a precious painting is replaced with a near-perfect copy. At first glance it looks like just another art theft -- but is there more than meets the eye? Join an investigation that will find you on a trail of clues across Europe and into a secret world of art and obsession!

In this spine-tingling adventure, you must help Max, a reformed art forger, and Lara, the ambitious detective with Interpol who gave Max his second chance, in solving the mystery behind a rash of museum thefts. As your investigation deepens, you are drawn into a web of intrigue spun by an ancient Order obsessed with the 15th Century Latin work, "Ars Moriendi" or the "Art of Dying". And you may discover that when the powerful worlds of art and religion collide -- the result can be murder!

Features:

• Thrilling hunt for stolen paintings
• Unexpected plot twists in cinematic mystery-adventure
• Two playable main characters
• Investigations conducted in atmospheric locations such as St. Petersburg, Lyon, and the forests of Finland
• Beautiful 3D graphics and a rapturous, atmospheric soundtrack
• 8 possible endings depending on the choices you make during the game
• 3rd person point and click adventure

Trailer (WMV 48mb)

Tattooed monks, missing paintings and two people forced to shed light on the case: This is Memento Mori, a point and click adventure game by dtp entertainment.

The video shows both ingame footage and cut scenes from the upcoming mystery thriller adventure game, which boasts no less than eight different endings. The video provides a glimpse of Memento Mori's thrilling atmosphere and entirely three-dimensional graphics.

The alarm system in the famous Saint Petersburg Hermitage museum was sabotaged during the latest coup. The perpetrator then exchanged a priceless painting with a copy. Police Captain Sergej Vasilievic Ostankovic puts Larisa "Lara" Ivanova Svetlova, an expert in art thefts, on the case undercover. At the same time, he has the means to force the ex-art counterfeiter Maxime "Max" Durand to help out. Together Max and Lara have to track down the culprits. Their investigations take them on an exciting journey across Europe. But they have yet to realise which powers they are really facing.

Memento Mori will be available in many European territories during the first quarter of 2009.

Gameplay Video (WMV 134mb)

The video starts with an impression of Colonel Ostankovic from St. Petersburg police. He is upset about the burglary in St. Petersburg’s Hermitage, but doesn’t want to cause a stir just yet. Thus the main characters Max and Lara have to investigate undercover.

Max’s investigation leads him to the catacombs of the famous Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. During World War II its invaluable collection was transferred there for protection. In the game, the Hermitage Museum, including the Winter Palace, was modelled in every detail after the originals.

The smart Russian policewoman Lara follows a trace of the stolen painting to Scotland. She must find a way to enter the estate of a rich art collector without getting spotted.

The video closes with a preview of the abbey of the secret order of “Ikuinen Nukkuja”, which seems to be involved in the crime. The abbey lies in the woods of Finland and will be presented in the game at different times of the day. In the abbey’s garden Max meets a novice who is strangely familiar to him.

Memento Mori boasts 46 locations across five European countries. Max and Lara travel to France, Russia, Scotland, Portugal and Finland to unveil the truth behind the mysterious art theft in the Hermitage.

Screenshots added September 19, 2008