As Ray, you wake up alone in a deep and fog covered forest. Your friends are nowhere to be found. It was supposed to be a cozy night camping in the woods until strange creatures rose from the darkness You must find your friends, survive the horrific forest and get off the island in one piece. Survive the dark island of Beelzebub in this 3rd person survival-horror adventure where eerie life forms will turn your camping getaway into a nightmare. Penetrate the darkness with your flashlight; fight your way through the forest in search of your friends using the advanced Wii Remote and
Nunchuk.
At E3, critical impressions of Escape from Bug Island (then Necro-Nesia) were mostly negative. According to IGN, the gameplay is "void of anything that may resemble fun". Other criticisms include poor graphics, awkward controls (especially during fights), and choppy animation. Japanese gaming magazine, Famitsu, however, recently awarded the game an above-average score of 28/40.
The game was shown once again at the Japanese Wii conference on September 13, 2006 in Japan, where it was announced that the game would launch with the console, on December 2, 2006. The brief trailer for the game featured a forest level, possibly the same one from the E3 Demo, and a fight with a giant Tarantula. The animation system seemed to have been improved, the graphics were made smoother and more detailed, and the controls more responsive. Unfavorable reviews of Necro-Nesia prompted Eidos to refine several aspects of the game during localization, including control tweaks and end-of-level wrap-ups. (Wikipedia)
Unlockables
Completion bonus Successfully complete the game with an "A" or "S" rank. Start a new game with the cleared game file to begin with the Samurai Sword and Death Scythe in your inventory.
Successfully complete the game with 9,999 Purple Fragments. Start a new game with the cleared game file to begin with unlimited throwing weapons.
The game's original Japanese trailer can be found below: