I've thought a few times that a game in the Himalayas could be pretty cool and I like the idea of fighting ghosts with Buddhist prayers. It reminds me of Cosmology of Kyoto. I don't know much about Deep Silver as a developer, but I think this concept has a lot of promise.

Still none. I can't even start a conversation about this game.

Granted, there's not a lot of info out there on it, but I think a game like this might get more attention if a bigger publisher was doing it or if it was being made for one of the other consoles.

I'm looking forward to it but, like you said, we really don't know a lot about it. If I'm not mistaken, it doesn't even have a confirmed release date as of now, it's just "TBA 2009".

But I do agree, if it was a bigger publisher it would probably be receiving more attention.

I have never even heard of it until now.

I heard about it once a while back. Disinterested.

I've been interested in this game for quite some time, but I can't think of anything to discuss.

I just found this game today.

Just finished the game and it is great. The visuals are pretty effective and the sound is really fantastic. The game is creepy from beginning to end and the setting is very refreshing. There are no idiotic puzzles or absurd secret bases pop'n up at the corner. The plot actual makes sense and , although I cannot comment the authenticity of the Tibetian's folklore references , it does sound convincing. There are a few problems though. The character movement is somewhat limited and the acting is just average. Some people complain of movement detection at the nunchuck but I haven't found it to be problematic. Finally the complains regarding the slow movement are unfounded. The slow pace adds to the game and it is impossible to move fast at high altitudes under a snow storm. It is the best horror game I played in the last 12 months beating both Dead Space and Resident Evil 4.

Hey, I'm here to say I finally played it... after hearing nothing about it. I loved it as a horror game. I even just posted my review of it. I usually hate horror games but this one was cheap and a rare find. I hadn't heard of it before I bought it. It completely surprised me. I was content, seeing the story as way better than anything I've seen in the horror genre, because they usually bore me before i can get through. I liked the walky-talky feature too. Also, beyond the janky controls every now and then, I liked the play. I would like to see a second game, with even better controls... but just as awesome a story.