Almost an entire year after the original announcement for first-person horror game Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror, publisher SOEDESCO and developer Creazn Studio have released the first video in a new series, dubbed Sessions. The video gives us a deeper look at Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror. Check it out below.
The Sessions series has been made to give players more details about Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror, including information on some of its characters, and how gameplay will work in the title.
According to the video, Dollhouse: The Broken Mirror’s story will revolve around Eliza de Moor. Once a celebrated singer, her life was changed when she fell unconscious in the middle of a performance on stage. Years later, Eliza wakes up disoriented, and with no memory of how she ended up in a sanatorium.
Doctor Stern seemingly has a solution, however, thanks to an experimental treatment that might help Eliza gain her memories back, and maybe even allow her to leave the sanatorium. As part of this treatment, Eliza has to visit Ravenhill village, a place once known for manufacturing dolls, but long having been left abandoned.
The village is also home to the de Moor family mansion, known colloquially as the Dollhouse mansion. Eliza must explore the depths of the mansion, and the surrounding village in order to figure out what happened to her. Throughout her time, Eliza will discover the fate of her various family members. The video describes their stories as being “as tragic as it is mysterious”.
Incidentally, Doctor Stern and his father have ties to the de Moor family. Both are esteemed psychiatrists, running the Stern Sanatorium, and their ties to the de Moor family goes back generations.
In gameplay, throughout her time exploring the de Moor mansion, Eliza will travel through two distinct realities. One will be in the conscious world, where Doctor Stern acts as her guide, and the other will be the subconscious world, where she will get to experience the world from the eyes of her younger self. The dolls all over the place have also seemingly taken on lives of their own.
The Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror Sessions series will have more episodes down the line, revealing more details about the game’s world.
Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror is being developed for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, and is slated for a March 28 release.
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