Belief & Betrayal: Detailed impressions of historic
locations
dtp/ANACONDA press release for July 12, 2006 Hamburg, Germany:
July 12, 2006 - Gloomy libraries full of forbidden scripture
and mysterious monasteries in deep and dark woods are just some
of the locations featured in Belief & Betrayal church
conspiracy thriller plot. Today ANACONDA released two new
screenshots from the adventure game, highlighting the level of
detail and faithful reproduction of famous buildings and places
in the classic point & click environments. The new shots
show the inside of the Cathedral of Chartres and a view of the
Piazza San Marco and the surrounding buildings in nighttime
Venice. The famous gothic Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres in
central France was completed in the 13th century and counts
among the greatest churches of its time. The grand pavement
labyrinth in the central aisle is surrounded by many rumors and
outlandish theories concerning its significance and geometric
layout. The Piazza San Marco is Venice's most well known and
important square. While it dates back to the 9th century, it
obtained its current form between 1200 and 1600. Dominated by
the Basilica and its solitary bell tower, it stretches all the
way to the famous Doge's Palace. Being at the lowest point in
Venice, the Piazza is frequently flooded during storm surges,
with water from the Grand Canal surging up into the square. In
Belief & Betrayal, players take over the role of Jonathan
Danter, as he is drawn into a church conspiracy that reaches
back through the centuries all the way to the day Judas
received 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus. His quest
takes him to numerous places, among them New York, London,
Oxford, Venice and naturally, Rome. Belief & Betrayal is
being developed by Artematica and will be released worldwide by
ANACONDA in the 4th quarter 2006.
