Legacy sent over a new batch of screenshots for House M.D., its upcoming adventure game based on the TV medical drama. The game was supposed to launch in May but we’re now hearing a late June release date for the PC downloadable version, to be followed by a retail PC version in July and a Nintendo DS release in September. Check out the screenshots behind the cut.
Legacy sent over a new batch of screenshots for House M.D., its upcoming adventure game based on the TV medical drama. The game was supposed to launch in May but we’re now hearing a late June release date for the PC downloadable version, to be followed by a retail PC version in July and a Nintendo DS release in September.
Last fall we brought you a great deal of information on the upcoming game House M.D. from the mouth of its producer James Cooperson. As we creep closer and closer to its release date, Gamezebo has made a new appoint with the doctor. His prescription? Screenshots, videos, and details!
Based on the popular TV show of the same name, House M.D. will be offer up a medical drama that Legacy promises will feature all of the wit and humor that have made the series such a success. The game will place players in the shoes of the titular character as they race to unravel 5 different medical mysteries. In his developer diary, Cooperson referred to these as “episodes,” further demonstrating his love for the TV show. The game also divides them up with way, letting you revisit individual episodes at any time once you’ve completed them.
Solving these medical mysteries will require hands-on gameplay. Players will examine patients to identify symptoms and complete a variety of mini-games while making their diagnosis. Players will complete lab tests, perform surgeries and more.
This isn’t Legacy’s first casual game based on a TV show. Fans of CSI: NY, The Apprentice and Law & Order: Criminal Intent have all had a chance to experience interactive versions of their favourite shows at the hands of Legacy. Fans of House M.D. will get their turn next, and they won’t have to wait long. This medical adventure is expected to launch early next week.
