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'''Cursed Mountain''' is a [[survival horror]] [[adventure]] video game for [[Wii]] and [[Windows]], developed by [[Sproing Interactive]], in collaboration with, and published by [[Deep Silver]]. The Wii version was released on [[August 21]], [[2009]] in the PAL region and on [[August 25]], 2009 in North America, with the Windows version following on [[February 5]], [[2010]]. The game focuses on a mountaineer searching for his lost brother in the Himalayas. Combat primarily consists of encounters with the angry souls of monks and climbers who are trapped in Bardo, a spiritual realm in between this life and the next. The player must stun the enemies and make gestures with the Wii Remote to free their souls. The game also makes use of other features of the Wii Remote, such as its built-in speaker. | '''Cursed Mountain''' is a [[survival horror]] [[adventure]] video game for [[Wii]] and [[Windows]], developed by [[Sproing Interactive]], in collaboration with, and published by [[Deep Silver]]. The Wii version was released on [[August 21]], [[2009]] in the PAL region and on [[August 25]], 2009 in North America, with the Windows version following on [[February 5]], [[2010]]. The game focuses on a mountaineer searching for his lost brother in the Himalayas. Combat primarily consists of encounters with the angry souls of monks and climbers who are trapped in Bardo, a spiritual realm in between this life and the next. The player must stun the enemies and make gestures with the Wii Remote to free their souls. The game also makes use of other features of the Wii Remote, such as its built-in speaker. | ||
