Hudson Entertainment has announced a new survival horror game they are bringing exclusively to Wii gamers. The game is Calling, and it's taking gamers back to the roots of survival horror.

“Players will be asked to use their wits and senses to survive the world of Calling,” said Mike Pepe, Director of Marketing of Hudson Entertainment. “It is a game that revolves around real people and real emotions – no chain saws or suits of armor. The game is traditional survival horror at its finest.”

About Calling, from Hudson Entertainment:
"In Calling, players begin by visiting a mysterious “Black Page” website with a simple number counter. Some say it is a bridge to something sinister; the counter indicating the number of people who have died after visiting the page. It is said that people who have visited the site and witness a certain event are drawn into a mysterious space compiled of the memories of the dead - the space between life and death. Someone or something is drawing the living there for a reason, and it is up to the player to discover the horrifying truth. In order to do so, players will use various equipment including flash lights, phones, and other items to navigate and escape the Calling.

Throughout the game players will visit various parts of the Calling world. Memories of houses, schools, hospitals and more bring players closer to either an escape or an untimely death. Players will solve puzzles, search and interact with objects, and ultimately try to avoid the inhabitance of this alternative existance."

It sounds like Calling draws influences from many of the recent J-Horror films. From the first screenshots of the game, you can see you'll be exploring some dark areas, searching and examining items, and shaking off a few ghosts with the Wii Remote. See the first 12 screenshots from Calling here.

Calling is estimated for a 2010 release. Watch for more from Hudson Entertainment's official website. More information to come following the 2009 San Diego Comic Con.

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