Developer Yakov Butuzoff, with the help of publisher DANGEN Entertainment, will be releasing unique psychological thriller game Loretta later this summer. Set in the year 1947, the game stars a young woman named Lora Harris who finds herself in an increasingly difficult social and financial situation when she moves into a farmhouse with an unsuccessful husband she doesn’t even love. Realizing that she’d be getting a decent sum of insurance money in the event of her husband’s death, Lora starts planning out his murder – with you, the player, as her accomplice. According to its creator, Loretta is largely inspired by “the American art of the twentieth century, the works of Andrew Wyeth and Edward Hopper, film noir of the 40s-50s, thrillers by Alfred Hitchcock, the Philip Ridley movie "The Reflecting Skin", the books "1922" by Stephen King and "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov.” Here’s a trailer:
