Dead Unity is a cancelled Survival Horror that was in development by Aramat Productions and would have been published by THQ for the original Playstation. The game would have probably played like Resident Evil, but in a Sci-Fi scenario, with robots and other mechanical enemies. Sadly Dead Unity was never finished for unknown reasons. If you worked on this project and have some more info about its development, please let us know!
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lol that game looks strange… xD interesting anyway. …but strange ^^
Press release for E3 1997 from THQ
http://web.archive.org/web/20001215170100/http://www.thq.com/About/PressReleases/press-09.asp
“Dead Unity™ – For the Sony PlayStation, PC CD-ROM, scheduled to be launched 1998 – A 3-D rendered graphic adventure that submerges players in an alternate reality where they assume the identity of the artificially enhanced human, Works, as he attempts to power down the massive computer core of the global mediation machine.”
and again at E3 1998
“”Dead Unity ” The new standard in real-time, 3D rendered graphic adventures, “Dead Unity” immerses players in a futuristic world of fast-paced action and hair-raising suspense with its extremely detailed story, enthralling characters, riveting game play and unsurpassed graphic quality. (Scheduled for launch in October 1998.)”
http://web.archive.org/web/20000819142100/http://www.thq.com/About/PressReleases/press-48.asp