This is a horror video game for the Nintendo DS, developed by Renegade Kid and published by Gamecock Media Group. The sequel fixes many issues such as featuring dual-wielding of flashlights and single-handed weapons, no respawning enemies when players move to new rooms, manual save points at various mirrors, the addition of a Survival Mode, and other general improvements (such as graphical changes) that often come with sequels.Dementium – The Ward ROM. The original Dementium game received generally favorable reviews, but also some harsh criticism on various points.
A large portion making up the center of the touch-screen doubles as a map. Accessing items in inventory, interacting with elements in the game environment, or jumping or crouching are all done with various buttons and options on the touch-screen. The only button used regularly is L (or R for southpaws) to attack or fire weapons.
Players move with the D-pad or, for southpaws, the ABXY buttons, and look around or target using the touch-screen. Gameplay Dementium II plays similar to the first game, and other Nintendo DS First-Person Shooters. This somewhat questionable therapy once again sees William fighting through a horrific nightmare world that switches from his prison-turned-hospital to a monster and demon-infested alternate vision. Whereas the first game had William fighting his way out of his dark dreamworld as part of a therapy method known as "Phase 1." Dementium II opens with "Phase 1" considered a success, and now has William tasked with working through "Phase 2" of his treatment. Story Dementium II follows the story of the first game where players take control of brain-surgery recipient William Redmoor as he is tasked with fighting and attempting to overcome the nightmarish monsters he sees. Dementium II is the follow-up to the DS exclusive First-Person Shooter horror title Dementium: the Ward.
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