Devil behind the Canvas

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"When Alice Meets Silent Hill" -- Devil behind the Canvas is an ambitious action adventure game. The project was started in late 2006 by Yuan Cui, who is the original story creator as well as art director. In the game you play as Amy, a traumatized girl whose mother was killed. Amy's father is a dark artist. Amy needs to travel between the worlds of her father's paintings in order to survive and find out the truth behind her mother's death. The project features an atmospheric theme and a unique "traumatized" gameplay, also a special "Canvas" system allows you see a real-time paranormal world. ----Devil behind the Canvas is looking for a leading animator and programmers for the moment.

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Edward's Diary - #1 Diaries will be used to give clues to the player and to tell them the story of DBC. In the game you will find many diary entries written by Edward or other people. The player can pick them up and read them to learn about the story and background, or they might just keep focusing on the gameplay without touching them. We give the player the choice.

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Edward's Diary - #1

as I set the frozen dreams on fire,
her blood stiffened hair smells like the bitterest wine,
mixed with desolating snow and shadows of the past,
only waiting to be forgotten in the dust of time,
in solace of my nameless grave,

sleep, without the sombre cloak of night,
devouring me in the howl of Saturn's son,
in labyrinth of the sharp threads of fate,

darkness has always enshrouded me,
whispering with the serpentine curves of her lips,
licking my open wounds in the void of despair,
I drink the darkness as my nepenthe,

when the paints dry like stream of blood on thirsty sand,
it does not linger in the air anymore
haunting me like devil's breath,
burns my soul each time I breathe,

I paint with my captive eyes,
behind veiled mirrors,
my only refuge made of glass of sorrow,
drifting amid the everlasting echoes of my sigh in the depth of darkness,


by Theodore Wohng

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