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D: The Game

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3.6/5

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3.6

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D: The Game
Description
1997, Los Angeles. A mass murder has taken place in a hospital. The criminal is the director of the hospital, Richter Harris. He is one of America's best-known doctors, a quiet and studious man. Suddenly transformed into a mass murderer, Richter has seized a large number of hostages and barricaded h...
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3.6/5

( 27 Reviews )

3.6

27 Reviews

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1996, WARP, ...
System requirements
Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10, 1.8 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (co...
Time to beat
1.5 hMain
1.5 h Main + Sides
2 h Completionist
1.5 h All Styles
Description
1997, Los Angeles. A mass murder has taken place in a hospital. The criminal is the director of the hospital, Richter Harris. He is one of America's best-known doctors, a quiet and studious man. Suddenly transformed into a mass murderer, Richter has seized a large number of hostages and barricaded himself in the hospital where the police cannot reach him. His daughter Laura hears the news and immediately drives to Los Angeles to find out what it is that made his father a murderer. Reaching the scene of the tragedy she prepares to enter the hospital...

A macabre journey into the unknown, D leads players through a compelling horror story filled with seemingly indecipherable clues and grim surprises. As Laura, players enter into a terrifying world, where through a series of adventures and complex problem solving, they must discover the truth behind Dr. Richter Harris' mysterious murderous rampage before time runs out.
  • A heavily atmospheric horror game created by Kenji Eno
  • Multiple endings depending on your actions
  • Play against the clock - you have just two hours to solve the mystery
Goodies
manual manual (German)
System requirements
Minimum system requirements:

Please note: the game contains strong violence and is intended for mature audiences.

Mac notice: The game will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.

Please note: the game contains strong violence and is intended for mature audiences.

Mac notice: The game will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.

This game is powered by DOSBox.
Why buy on GOG.COM?
DRM FREE. No activation or online connection required to play.
Safety and satisfaction. Stellar support 24/7 and full refunds up to 30 days.
Time to beat
1.5 hMain
1.5 h Main + Sides
2 h Completionist
1.5 h All Styles
Game details
Works on:
Windows (7, 8, 10, 11), Linux (Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04)
Release date:
{{'1996-03-31T01:00:00+03:00' | date: 'longDate' : ' +0300 ' }}
Size:
542 MB

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Posted on: June 4, 2016

meisjoe

Games: 288 Reviews: 9

A $5 Trip Down Memory Lane

(Disclaimer: I haven't played the GOG version.) Ah, this takes me back. Sitting in my first apartment, playing the Playstation 1. It's easy to forget how much of a leap that era was for video games... Games like D and Resident Evil were coming out and giving gamers visuals and experiences they hadn't had before. This game is all about the spooky. The game is made of pre-rendered 3D. You basically go around a "hospital" which, if I remember right, just looks like a house. The gameplay is in first person, and revolves around interacting with things in the environment, as well as some light puzzle solving. Animated 3D cutscenes progress the story. To current eyes, the models and animation are atrocious, but back then - they were good. One thing I remember is that the game is deliberately slow paced. There is no fighting or action elements in this game. It was sometimes torture to explore. Things like doors and stairs have transitional animations (like Resident Evil), which get really old when you're lost. Even turning around takes time. All in all, if you're under 35 - I'd say give this one a miss. If you're over 35 and remember when the PS1 came out - you should consider getting it. It'll take you back. Three Star Game + 1 For Nostalgia.


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Posted on: January 24, 2024

fahbs

Verified owner

Games: 353 Reviews: 89

Bad then, worse now

There was a very, very brief window of time in the mid 90s (late '94-'96) where game graphics hit this weird phase. Everyone was burned out on the early 90s FMV fad, but home gaming technology wasn't quite ready to give us first gen 3D yet. To fill the void, games started giving us some very bad pre rendered CGI where every character looked like a blow up doll modeled in Poser. D was one such game (Take 2 would also release a bunch of adventure games with the same look). You're basically playing a very, very bad version of The 7th Guest with that graphic style instead of FMV. 80% of your time will be spent watching the extremely slow, unskippable walking and turning animation between screens. The few puzzles there aren't clever, just tedious. The elevator section is one of the most frustrating and tedious adventure puzzles I've ever suffered through (only the maze from 2016's Obduction matches it). Oh yeah, you're also on a 2 hour timer and it's game over if you don't beat it in time. Who thought this was fun? The ending is so abrupt and stupid that I honestly laughed out loud. Imagine if The Exorcist ended with Darth Vader popping up to proclaim "I am your father!". It is THAT dumb. Like another review said, there were half a dozen infinitely better adventure games to come out the same year as this. Only pick up if you enjoy morbid curiosity as a gaming historian, delving into an and embarrassing graphical period of gaming.


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Posted on: January 13, 2025

anderkill31

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Games: 108 Reviews: 1

great for this time

maybe a upscale patch for 1080p would be great


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Posted on: June 10, 2025

Tagenar

Verified owner

Games: 34 Reviews: 9

impressive for 1995 but hard to go back

Laughable by today’s standards, the CGI was impressive in 1995. The transitions between nodes were a special effect in and of themselves. Puzzles are simple, even the action-based ones, requiring very little brainpower to figure out. It has a story, and I applaud the game designer for not leaving anything vague, but it’s way too blunt in revealing its concept. Kind of cool to see what someone did in 1995, though we would later learn to do better.


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Posted on: May 10, 2017

VicSteffi8487

Verified owner

Games: 449 Reviews: 3

"D" - a classic!

Here it is - the first worldwide success of Kenji Eno's studio WARP. Back in 1995 / 1996 "D" was quite unique. An interactive horror experience never seen before. In "D" you play as Laura, a girl who arrives at a crime scene where her father has butchered a whole bunch of people. Suddenly Laura gets sucked into some kind of portal and finds herself in an old castle. Now it is up to her to find out what has happened, where she is and how she can get out of there. Gameplay is fairly simple. You can move on "rails", means you click the direction you want to go and Laura automatically moves there. You´ll stumble across some puzzle solving along the way. Puzzles are fairly easy, but they are just a nice "topping" anyway. The strong part of "D" is the storytelling and the creepy atmosphere. You have a 2 hour time limit to escape the castle and solve the secret behind your fathers' rampage. If you get stuck, you have a mirror that gives you a hint of where to go next. Use it wisely though - it breaks after using it three times. Along the way a certain number of scarabs can be found. They are not needed to succeed, but they will unlock a special ending for the game. Ah - endings. There are four of them: - A very bad one - this happens when time runs out. - A bad one - depends on a decision near the end of the game. - A good one - depends on a decision near the end of the game. - The best one - get the good ending and find all hidden items. Bottom line: If you like FMV games and slow paced, eerie experiences, then D is for you. A true classic and - imo - worth the 5.99 here on gog. It is available on 3DO, Saturn, Playstation and PC - but the disc releases are quite expensive and the PC version is a hassle to get running on modern system with dosbox. Save yourself time and nerves and buy this digital release instead, as it runs right out of the box.


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