D The Game

D no Shokutaku (D) is a groundbreaking horror interactive movie and adventure game developed by Warp and directed by Kenji Eno. Gameplay involves full-motion video (FMV) sequences where players direct the protagonist Laura Harris through a morphing environment: starting in a hospital that turns into a castle, using D-pad navigation to move between scenes. At intersections, players use the shoulder buttons to select items from inventory or choose actions. The game is strictly timed to two real-world hours with no save or pause function. Story follows Laura investigating her father's mass murders barricading himself in the hospital; she enters a nightmarish otherworld of puzzles, horror, and survival. Characters center on Laura Harris, the daughter of hospital director Rictor Harris. It stands out as one of the first home console games to use cinematic FMV and real-time clock limits, achieving massive success and influencing later survival horror.