Fugazo is gearing up to launch Film Fatale: Lights, Camera, Madness, a hidden object game that explores the world of 1940s and 50s cinema and tells the story of one particularly eccentric (some would say insane) director, and a movie starlet who goes missing.
Fugazo is gearing up to launch Film Fatale: Lights, Camera, Madness, a hidden object game that explores the world of 1940s and 50s cinema and tells the story of one particularly eccentric (some would say insane) director, and a movie starlet who goes missing.
Here’s more about the game from a teaser that Fugazo posted on its website:
In the 40s and 50s, there was one director who towered above all the rest.
M.W. Vernon created the most daring spectacles seen on the silver screen!
At the peak of his career, he created his own island studio where he could have total control over his vision.The film he was to make there would be the greatest ever committed to celluloid, but it was never finished.
The production suffered infighting, financial setbacks, injuries and even deaths. Vernon is said to have gone mad, deteriorating into an irrational and even violent tyrant. The island studio had been all but forgotten…until recently. The film’s star, Rita Ray, has gone missing, bringing her daughter Helena to Vernon’s island in search of her.
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