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Daemon Summoner (2006)

2006 · Atomic Planet Entertainment · Edited by 1

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With his infant son brutally murdered, and wife Emily reborn as a Vampire, James Farrington-Higgs has himself become a creature of the darkness. Now he must strike back against the evil forces, desperately prowling the streets of London in search of his vampire bride. His journey will uncover a horrific conspiracy as he battles to save his wife and prevent the completion of a demonic ritual held deep within the catacombs of an ancient monastery.

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Una proposta del 2006 incentrata su Horror, PC (Microsoft Windows) e PlayStation 2. Diretta da Atomic Planet Entertainment.

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  1. 1997
    Blood
  2. 1997
    Your Path of Destruction
  3. 1997
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  4. 1998
    Aliens Online
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  6. 2006
    Daemon Summoner

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