DOLLHOUSE: BEHIND THE BROKEN MIRROR PS5
Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror is a terrifying first-person adventure and horror game that tells a dark and mysterious story in a cinematic style.
Release date: March 28, 2025
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Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror is a terrifying first-person adventure and horror game that tells a dark and mysterious story in a cinematic style.
Step into the shattered mind of Eliza de Moor, a once-renowned singer now trapped in the labyrinth of her forgotten memories. Since collapsing on stage during a performance, Eliza has suffered from amnesia. Her only hope of regaining her memory rests on Dr. Stern and his experimental drug.
As Eliza, you must explore the reality and the world beyond the shattered mirror, under the influence of Dr. Stern's treatment. Recover your memories by defeating or escaping sinister dolls and solving puzzles. Will you manage to uncover your past, or will you be swallowed up by this dark and twisted reality?
- Explore a dark and twisted reality to help Eliza regain her memory
- Follow a thrilling story punctuated with fascinating details throughout the game.
- Repel or escape hordes of terrifying dolls spying on your every move
- Solve captivating puzzles to gradually unravel the mystery
- Immerse yourself in a chilling atmosphere driven by haunting music and stunning vintage graphics inspired by film noir.
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ASmallCat –
The original Dollhouse was a flawed but interesting attempt at a noir-ish puzzler. This has no relation to that game, and is simply a parade of generic assets, horribly stiff controls and nonsensical story. It's fun at first, in a «my first game» kind of off way, but rapidly becomes incredibly frustrating. Please do not buy this rubbish, it'll only encourage its lazy creators.
James Hull –
Its a ps5 game. Thes nothing more to say