Video Game: Rat House
Project Overview
Rat House is a PS1 styled horror game, and the sequel to my previous title Rat Stapler. The game plays like a cheesy 80s slasher flick, and I'd like to increase this by adding voice acting / cutscenes, really outshining the original.
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Gary is a news station director with a thick Boston accent. He's very annoyed at all the other characters dialogue, and is mainly self centered. Possibly the most iconic role of the game
I don't pay you to think I pay you to do what I say, now go to the van and pick up some pizzas for dinner!
Good work. You got in. Did you see that dang plumber?
Chop chop, it's time to hustle.
Albert is the cameraman working for Gary. He's straight to the point. American accent. High pitched / squeaky. Here's a reference for the voice i'm looking for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZL9y69kG-M&t=8s
Plot spoiler but pivotal to the role:
Albert is the main antagonist of the game, having a dark side.
Wow, this is a cool house.
Good to go. Lighting's ready, camera's rolling.
(ANGRY) Get away from you! You can't do this! I killed you!
Alexis is a news anchor working under Gary. She has an obnoxious voice and hates working for Gary, thinking she could do better than covering ghost stories. Basically she thinks she's the shit.
Ew, it's musty.
Cleetus Aretz, more commonly known as the Rat Stapler. The mere mention of his name sends shivers up the spine of parents across the country. His horrible stapling spree leaving lives shattered, and families ripped apart. Tonight, we'll go inside his vacant home, where 11 innocent rats spent their final moments in agonizing pain and terror.
Mandy is a quiet, soft spoken college student who is an intern at the news station. She is the main character of the game, though has very few voice lines in comparison to the rest of the cast.
This is literally the worst day to start this internship. I pulled a tendon at track practice and I don't think I can run for very long.
No, the house is empty.
There's something going on here. The van has been wrecked and the gate is locked.
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