For the record, does this has nothing to do with the movie "The grudge", right?

AHH wtf, that was creepy

I hope you don't always move that slowly. It felt like it took forever just to turn around.

Well, aside from the loud clacking of shoes hitting fhe floor, it was pretty spooky. I thought the hand was going to pop out one of the earlier doors, but it still some how managed to make an appearance.

Hearing that sound effect every time the door opens is gonna get old after about the third time.

Not sold. :/ Nice try though!

Confirmed: The protagonist is a tap dancer.

@GamesAreArt
Technically yes. But don't say I told you so.

So maybe i should explain the premise of this game.
It's a haunted house sim that judges your score based on the wii-motes jitterness during scare scenes. So you go through the mansion looking for clues etc. to get out of the house but you have to keep your hands steady to get a good score. Cool, huh?

Man this is a great game to play on a date, unless you are a girl dating some anti-wii-ps3/360-fanboi, in which case just play a shooting game with lots of cursing and man-buddy-loving, sad, See two can play at that game suckars!

AAAAAA.

It looks a little monotonous. I watched a 10 minute gameplay video and it was all, open the door, see something creepy, walk over to where the creepy stuff happened, and then one of two things would happen, a. something more creepy would happen, or b. nothing would happen. Even if something more creepy happens, there is a chance that you might miss it because you weren't shining a light on it. Also it seems to be playing off of the misused scare tactics that the American movie yanked from the original Japanese piece. I think Juon had some potential, if only the budget had been bigger, but the remake was terrible because apparently whoever adapted the screenplay doubted America's ability to understand the concept of a haunted house, so they threw Sarah Michelle Gellar in there to unite the multiple tragedies that occurred in the house. You cannot just throw a creepy cat kid in there and expect people to take it seriously, there needs to be some context to it, which the American movie lacked, and since the game seems to be based off of the American movie I can only assume that the game will lack the same context. In addition I think the novelty of walking around with a flash light in dark places would grow tiresome. Plus they used hair coming out from under a door as a way of telling you to go into a room. I'm sorry but if I see a mass of black hair sitting out in a hallway disappear suddenly under a door I'm not going in there, everyone knows nothing good will come out of entering that room. Yet the developers force the player to do it in order to progress. Ridiculous.

Creep factor - 0%, imho. Cheap FX until the very end of this video, which was satisfying.

@PoopShooter
Very. Hopefully it's good on the thrills than. Maybe more scary moments during gameplay and not so much on the little door opening actions.

Granted this is the first time I've seen it.

I wasn't expecting much, but damn this looks really cool!

Hurgudur a jibbly jibbly jibbly jibbly..

Oh shit! I just shat myself!

Looks terrible. It's obvious that every door is a loading screen. Every surface appears flat and almost without texture. Looks like a PS2 game with all that's going on. At least Doom 3 and Condemned: Criminal Origins from 4 or 5 years ago looked and played better. This is where graphics and processing power matter. The atmosphere just isn't there and neither is the gameplay to back it up.