Help me remember this games name: Echo Night: Beyond

[HotDog-Cart]

Edit: EDIT: I found my demo disc. Its called "Echo Night: Beyound"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_Night" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hey guys. There was one game that I played on the PS2 a while ago.

I only played a demo of it, so it ofcourse was included on a demo disc. Probably around the 2003-2005 area.

All I remember from the game is:

1)Its a first person game.
2)Takes place in space/on a space station or ship or something like that.
3)The game had an "overlay", meaning instead of just being plan ol' first person, the screen also showed the inside of your space suit helmet. (Just like looking through the eyes of an astronaught in a space suit. You'd see the helmet glass and such. Atleast I THINK the game had this.
4) The first level (or atleast the first level in the demo), started you off in what looks like a lobby of the shuttle/ship. You could walk around, but when entering this one hallway, some girls face would pop up and scare the living crap out of you. Your heart would start to beat really fast, and if it was too fast, you would have a die from a heart attack or something. (Note: When you got scared, you could actually hear your own heart beat.)

Anyone remember this game?

[weaponepsilon]

F.E.A.R.?

[HotDog-Cart]

No. Way older than fear. Your heart beats in this one.

[Harshboy]

I was gonna say Doom 3 until the girl part...

No idea, I threw my PS2 out of the window (Literally) when I got my Xbox. It was terrible.

EDIT: I should mention that it still worked and barely got scuffed up, I guess it was built decently.

[Tromoly4130]

System Shock? Never played it but my brother loved it, who knows.

[jleemero]

Actually sounds like it could be SS2.
Except for, ya know, the PS2 part

[HotDog-Cart]

Its not SS2.

EDIT: I found my demo disc. Its called "Echo Night: Beyound"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_Night" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[ghosstt]

Rated 7 and Up?

[AfroLH]

Rated 7 and Up?

Thats the PAL rating system.

[ghosstt]

Since when are European 7 year old kids older than American 7 year old kids.

7+ rating: These games are the same as Early Childhood ratings but may include content descriptors like mild violence and in a rare case, very mild action violence. Suitable only for persons of 7 years of age and older and similar to the Everyone (high end) and the Everyone 10+ rating (low end) ratings in the ESRB.

[AfroLH]

Since when are European 7 year old kids older than American 7 year old kids.

7+ rating: These games are the same as Early Childhood ratings but may include content descriptors like mild violence and in a rare case, very mild action violence. Suitable only for persons of 7 years of age and older and similar to the Everyone (high end) and the Everyone 10+ rating (low end) ratings in the ESRB.

Nah, we just have lower standards

[HotDog-Cart]

THis games actually scary.