Showing posts with label Eddie Marsan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eddie Marsan. Show all posts

Friday, 1 May 2020

Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure - Now available on PC, Mac and Mobile!


Branching Narrative’s debut title, starring Deadpool 2 star Eddie Marsan, is available today on PC, Mac, Android and iOS
30 April 2020 (London, UK): Branching Narrative has now released the full version of its debut title, Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure, across PC, Mac, iOS and Android devices.
Perfect for a games night in with friends or family, the game is a new take on the classic Fighting Fantasy gamebook by Ian Livingstone. Part story, part game, this interactive piece of fiction allows players to become the heroes of this narrative adventure.
Starring British actor Eddie Marsan (Ray Donovan, The Gentlemen, Deadpool 2), who narrates the story and guides players throughout, this high-quality interactive video production faithfully recreates the beloved fantasy book. This interactive video adventure is delivered as a high-quality video steam version of the game that allows players to make choices and direct the flow, fully utilising the mechanics of the classic Fighting Fantasy book.
The story-based nature of the game lends itself to a turn-based couch co-op approach and can be great fun for groups voting on (or just shouting out) the choices in the narrative.
Deathtrap Dungeon, was originally released in 1984 as, arguably, the most popular chapter of the Fighting Fantasy series, and challenges the player to survive the ‘Trial of Champions’ that takes place in the labyrinth of Fang, full of fiendish tricks, traps and deadly creatures set by the devious Baron Sukumvit.
“We’re really excited to be able to release the game across all these platforms, to give as many people as possible the chance to experience Ian Livingstone’s fabulous story for themselves,” said Matt Spall Co-founder of Branching Narrative. “The game offers a wonderful escape from reality and can bring together family and friends to engage in a fun and entertaining adventure. Faithful to the original book, the story and artwork are family-friendly, yet still build plenty of suspense to engage and surprise.”
Ian Livingstone, author of Deathtrap Dungeon, said: “Story-telling stimulates the imagination in many ways and giving people choice adds a unique dimension to the experience. Eddie Marsan and Branching Narrative have combined to produce an enthralling adaptation of my book. I look forward to Eddie luring participants to their doom. The clue is in the title!”
Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure is out now on mobile at £4.99 UK and on PC and Mac at a discounted price of £5.99 UK in an introductory sale offer. Available now via:
Media and Content Creators interested in playing Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure or want to interview the development team should contact Dead Good Media for Branching Narrative:
Media – Sophie Carter - sophie@deadgoodmedia.com
Content Creators – Jake Kulkowski – jake@deadgoodmedia.com


Tuesday, 21 January 2020

Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure released today on Steam!

It's the day that many of you have been waiting for, especially if you got to play the demo at Fighting Fantasy Fest 3 last year. Branching Narrative's Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure is released on Steam today!


Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure is an interactive video realisation of Ian Livingstone's multi-million selling classic gamebook, featuring homegrown Hollywood star Eddie Marsan (Fast & Furious: Hobbes & Shaw, Deadpool 2, Atomic Blonde) as the Narrator.

You can visit the Branching Narrative website here, and download the game from Steam here. Why not let us know what you think of Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure in the comments below.


Thursday, 29 August 2019

Deathtrap Dungeon – The debut Interactive Fiction title from Branching Narrative

Branching Narrative today announced its first gaming title: a new take on Deathtrap Dungeon, the classic Fighting Fantasy gamebook by Ian Livingstone. Showcasing the company’s new Interactive Fiction engine, the game stars British actor Eddie Marsan (Ray Donovan, Fast & Furious Presents Hobbs and Shaw, Deadpool 2), who will act as narrator and guide in a high-quality interactive video production that faithfully recreates the beloved fantasy book.

Deathtrap Dungeon, arguably one of the most popular titles in the Fighting Fantasy series, was originally released in 1984 and challenges the player to survive the Trial of Champions that takes place in the labyrinth of Fang, full of fiendish traps and deadly creatures set by the devious Baron Sukumvit.

Branching Narrative’s Deathtrap Dungeon will be delivered as a video stream that prompts the user to make choices and direct the flow, offering enhanced gameplay over other recent high-profile ‘interactive movie’ offerings, fully utilising the mechanics from the book.

Matt Spall of Branching Narrative, said: “Our innovative take on Deathtrap Dungeon is a choice-based adventure, presented as an interactive video storybook with the fantastic Eddie Marsan narrating the story and guiding players as they find their way through Baron Sukumvit’s treacherous corridors of power.”

Ian Livingstone said: “Deathtrap Dungeon has consistently been a fan favourite, so I am excited about the approach that Branching Narrative is taking in bringing my book to a new generation of players in a new format. Eddie Marsan is brilliant, and with the storytelling being an interactive rather than passive experience, this ain’t no Jackanory!”


Eddie Marsan said: “It’s an exciting challenge to guide Deathtrap Dungeon adventurers, both new and experienced, as they take on the perils of the deadly Trial of Champions.”

Fighting Fantasy fans will be able to meet the Branching Narrative team and see an early prototype of Deathtrap Dungeon at Fighting Fantasy Fest 3, taking place on Saturday 31st August at the University of West London, in Ealing.

Deathtrap Dungeon is due for release on PC, Mac and Mobile later this year, commemorating the 35th anniversary of the book’s original publication, with other formats, including console, to follow in 2020.