Sean Bean, tired of dying in everything he appears in, is branching out into a new direction. The accomplished actor will be acting as narrator for new game, Kholat from IMGN.PRO.
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Kholat is an exploration horror game that takes place in Russia. It follows the creepy and true story of nine Russian students who died under completely unexplained circumstances. They passed somewhere north of the Ural Mountains on the east shoulder of the Kholat Syakhl, which is where the game gets its name. It's a great name because translated, it means "Mountain of the Dead". The incident is known and the Dyatlov Pass incident.
The students were skiing and, for reasons known only to them, ripped their tent apart and headed out into a snow storm. No sign of struggle were found on the bodies except for two of the victims that had fractured skulls and broken ribs. But that could have been anything, honestly. Oh, and one lucky student was missing her tongue, eyes, part of her lips and a few other assorted injures. But there was no conclusive foul play. None.
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Due to the lack of eyewitnesses or evidence the whole thing remains unsolved.
Bean will be providing the voice for Anton, one of four narrators who uncover the story elements. Bean is known for his work in a variety of movies and most recently, his turn as Ned Stark in Game of Thrones. He's also widely known for dying in pretty much everything he appears in.
Kholat will be released the second quarter of 2015 for PC and Mac.
