Ep.252 – Sanity Slips Away - The Psychological Horror of Eternal Darkness
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Ep.252 – Sanity Slips Away - The Psychological Horror of Eternal Darkness
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Today, we’re descending into the depths of Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, the 2002 GameCube classic that dared to blur the line between player and character. We begin by exploring how Canadian developer Silicon Knights transitioned from strategy games to psychological horror under the guidance of Denis Dyack, with Eternal Darkness evolving from a Nintendo 64 project into one of the GameCube’s most ambitious launch titles. Along the way, we examine the game’s Lovecraftian influences, complex narrative spanning centuries, and groundbreaking sanity system that played tricks on players’ minds in unforgettable ways. Though it struggled commercially, its critical acclaim and cult following secured its legacy as a pioneer in interactive horror. So steel your nerves and question your reality—it’s time for a sanity-shattering trip down Memory Card Lane!
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