ContactEditorial Manifesto  by Chris Hull on Friday 24th Jun
2011  Mr T makes space boots look good.  If you've ever wondered
what it would be like to combine the likes of Metroid Fusion,
BioShock, F.E.A.R. and Dead Space, Chillingo could possibly
provide what you're looking for.  D.A.R.K. is set in the ship
the USS Storm Bringer, a ship that has lost communication with
the Earth. A group of D.A.R.K. Squadron Marines have been sent
to investigate the ship. It doesn't take long to realise that
something is very wrong. The ship looks almost derelict, there
are hordes of creatures scattered all over the place, as well as
corpses of crew members splattered everywhere.  The game begins
with a few cinematic sequences, which set the atmosphere of the
ship. From the outside, it may just look like any other
spaceship that you've seen in Star Wars or Star Trek, but you
get the feeling early on that the ship is almost meant to feel
alive once you're inside. There is a small horror element, with
occasional freaky moments