ROUNDUP OF NEWS AND ASYLUM SCREENSHOTS

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - August 12, 2011. Following a chilling gameplay video, Senscape is now introducing the first batch of official screenshots from Asylum in all their high-definition glory, culminating a week of strong updates about this hotly anticipated horror adventure which is confirmed for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and iPad. In addition, Senscape has launched a completely revised website and community forums with many new features, including extended information about all its current projects.  (Actually I'm not posting the screenshots since they're so dark you're unlikely to be able to make out much in them...)

Gameplay video available at: http://www.FaceTheHorror.com/Asylum_Gameplay_Video1.mp4

Of further interest should also be the Asylum Developer's Diary available at the Slightly Deranged blog. Updated frequently and featuring exclusive insight on a brand new engine for adventure games, as well as intriguing details about the inner workings of Asylum, the diary is a mandatory visit for fans and developers alike: http://www.Slightly-Deranged.com/?tag=asylum

Furthermore, exciting news will be revealed next week at Gamescom. Members of the press attending the fair who would like to arrange a meeting and briefly discuss Asylum can contact us at info@senscape.net

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About Senscape

Founded in 2010 by Agustín Cordes and based in Argentina, Senscape aims to become a key company of independently developed video games with a particular focus on the adventure genre. To achieve this, Agustín has assembled an outstanding team of professionals hailing from many different industries and committed to bringing only the best quality to its works. Senscape strives to merge technical prowess with compelling stories that provide rewarding and unforgettable experiences. For more information, please visit: http://www.Senscape.net

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