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'''''Heart of Darkness ''''' is a cinematic platform video game developed by Amazing Studios and published by Ocean Software in Europe (and Interplay Entertainment in North America for the PlayStation and Microsoft Windows).
''Heart of Darkness'' is a cinematic platform video game developed by Amazing Studios and published by Ocean Software in Europe (and Interplay Entertainment in North America for the PlayStation and Microsoft Windows).


The game took a full 6 years to develop, during which a "bidding war" was started among companies such as Atari and Sega over who would ''distribute'' the game.
The game took a full 6 years to develop, during which a "bidding war" was started among companies such as Atari and Sega over who would distribute the game.


The game has received much praise for its atmosphere, difficulty, graphics, and soundtrack.
The game has received much praise for its atmosphere, difficulty, graphics, and soundtrack.


==GBA Port==
==Game Boy Advance Port==
In 2001, a '''Game Boy Advance port for the game''' was announced.<ref>[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/heart-of-darkness-announced-for-the-gba/1100-2687159/ Gamespot article on the game's announcement] Retrieved 16 Feb '01.</ref> It would have likely been released in Europe first by Infogrames. However, the port was cancelled on an unknown date for unknown reasons and it's unknown how much of the port was developed before cancellation.
In 2001, '''a Game Boy Advance port for the game was announced'''.<ref>[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/heart-of-darkness-announced-for-the-gba/1100-2687159/ Gamespot article on the port's announcement.] Retrieved 26 Jun '14</ref> It would have likely been released in Europe first by Infogrames. However, the port was cancelled on an unknown date for unknown reasons and it's unknown how much of the port was developed before cancellation.


==Gallery==
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==External Link==
==External Link==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Darkness_(video_game) A Wikipedia article on ''Heart of Darkness''.] Retrieved 26 Jun '14.
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Darkness_(video_game) Wikipedia page on ''Heart of Darkness''.] Retrieved 26 Jun '14


==Reference==
==Reference==
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 1 July 2020

Box.jpg

Box art of the game.

Status: Lost

Heart of Darkness is a cinematic platform video game developed by Amazing Studios and published by Ocean Software in Europe (and Interplay Entertainment in North America for the PlayStation and Microsoft Windows).

The game took a full 6 years to develop, during which a "bidding war" was started among companies such as Atari and Sega over who would distribute the game.

The game has received much praise for its atmosphere, difficulty, graphics, and soundtrack.

Game Boy Advance Port

In 2001, a Game Boy Advance port for the game was announced.[1] It would have likely been released in Europe first by Infogrames. However, the port was cancelled on an unknown date for unknown reasons and it's unknown how much of the port was developed before cancellation.

Gallery

External Link

Reference