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Catherine Freaks Us Out In All The Right Ways
Atlus’s new action adventure title, Catherine, has gotten it hooks in us like one of those bizarre late night movies that grabs your attention and you can’t quite figure out why.
When young men begin dying in their sleep all around town with terrified expressions on their face, rumors begin to circulate that their nightmares are killing them. At the same time, a young man named Vincent finds himself caught in a love affair with two women, one named Catherine and the other Katherine. Suddenly, Vincent starts to have nightmares about giant walking sheep, among other things. Could he be the next guy to die in his dreams?
Catherine sounds bizarre, but it looks like the right amount of bizarre. The official Japanese site just went up with a new movie from the game, the game’s opening prologue. Check out that movie below.
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