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Darkstone Making Its Return To iOS Devices

It has been fourteen years since the first Darkstone (developed in 1999 by Delphine Software) and now we will see the game adapted for today's mobile devices.  The hack-and-slasher Darkstone made its mark in the gaming world with its dark atmosphere and deep gameplay.

As part of its partnership with Vector Cell, signed end of 2012, French publisher Anuman Interactive announces the launch of a new version of "Darkstone". Fully revised and optimised for mobiles, this version will be created by the French studio Artefacts, in collaboration with Paul Cuisset.

The players will enjoy rediscovering the original game (more than 100 levels, 4 playable character classes…) on their smartphones or tablets, with a new interface and a gaming system adapted to touch screens. The fans will also recognise the remixed original voices and sounds.

“We are sure that this new version of "Darkstone" will win again the mobile players’ hearts, just like it happened back then with the PC users. This new version is more accessible and the new interface allows action phases that are much more dynamic, thanks to the touch features of those devices” explains Alain Milly, Publishing Director at Anuman Interactive .

Paul Cuisset, founder of Vector Cell adds with enthousiasm that “Anuman Interactive and Artefacts Studio teams are doing a great job. This new version of "Darkstone" is fun to play and I am delighted to see this title newly adapted on mobiles”.

"Darkstone" will be available as of June 2013 on iPhone, iPad and Android devices.

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