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VR horror game Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife will share Vampire: The Masquerade’s universeDo you believe in life after life?
Do you believe in life after life?
The amount of punctuation in its name may be horrifying enough, but VR gameWraith: The Oblivion - Afterlifeis planned as a properhorror gameon its own merit. It’s based on the tabletop RPG Wraith: The Oblivion which shares the World Of Darkness universe with similarly punctuated Vampire: The Masquerade. Seriously, all these colons will murder me faster than any supernatural baddie.“Set in the modern Barclay Mansion, players will take the perspective of a Wraith and unravel the many mysteries that await beyond the Shroud,“say Fast Travel Games. Barclay’s up in Vancouver, Canada, a bit north of setting-sibling Masquerade’s Seattle locale.Like the tabletop game,Afterlifewill put you in the spectral boots of a Wraith, a recently deceased ghoulie that’s stuck somewhere between the “true” afterlife and the living. You can get just a glimpse in the new teaser trailer below.To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsFast Travel’s creative director Erik Odeldahl says “I am a massive fan of games likeAmnesia: The Dark DescentandAlien: Isolation, and have always felt that the kind of narrative-driven, exploration-focused horror these titles deliver would be perfect for VR.“Personally, horror games are frightening enough even without the screen strapped to my face. If you’re made of sterner stuff than me—and own one of them fancy headsets—Afterlife may be one to watch.Fast Travel haven’t shared much more about Afterlife just yet, but say they’ll be revealing a gameplay trailer in August during Gamescom.
The amount of punctuation in its name may be horrifying enough, but VR gameWraith: The Oblivion - Afterlifeis planned as a properhorror gameon its own merit. It’s based on the tabletop RPG Wraith: The Oblivion which shares the World Of Darkness universe with similarly punctuated Vampire: The Masquerade. Seriously, all these colons will murder me faster than any supernatural baddie.“Set in the modern Barclay Mansion, players will take the perspective of a Wraith and unravel the many mysteries that await beyond the Shroud,“say Fast Travel Games. Barclay’s up in Vancouver, Canada, a bit north of setting-sibling Masquerade’s Seattle locale.Like the tabletop game,Afterlifewill put you in the spectral boots of a Wraith, a recently deceased ghoulie that’s stuck somewhere between the “true” afterlife and the living. You can get just a glimpse in the new teaser trailer below.To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsFast Travel’s creative director Erik Odeldahl says “I am a massive fan of games likeAmnesia: The Dark DescentandAlien: Isolation, and have always felt that the kind of narrative-driven, exploration-focused horror these titles deliver would be perfect for VR.“Personally, horror games are frightening enough even without the screen strapped to my face. If you’re made of sterner stuff than me—and own one of them fancy headsets—Afterlife may be one to watch.Fast Travel haven’t shared much more about Afterlife just yet, but say they’ll be revealing a gameplay trailer in August during Gamescom.
The amount of punctuation in its name may be horrifying enough, but VR gameWraith: The Oblivion - Afterlifeis planned as a properhorror gameon its own merit. It’s based on the tabletop RPG Wraith: The Oblivion which shares the World Of Darkness universe with similarly punctuated Vampire: The Masquerade. Seriously, all these colons will murder me faster than any supernatural baddie.
“Set in the modern Barclay Mansion, players will take the perspective of a Wraith and unravel the many mysteries that await beyond the Shroud,“say Fast Travel Games. Barclay’s up in Vancouver, Canada, a bit north of setting-sibling Masquerade’s Seattle locale.
Like the tabletop game,Afterlifewill put you in the spectral boots of a Wraith, a recently deceased ghoulie that’s stuck somewhere between the “true” afterlife and the living. You can get just a glimpse in the new teaser trailer below.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings
Fast Travel’s creative director Erik Odeldahl says “I am a massive fan of games likeAmnesia: The Dark DescentandAlien: Isolation, and have always felt that the kind of narrative-driven, exploration-focused horror these titles deliver would be perfect for VR.”
Personally, horror games are frightening enough even without the screen strapped to my face. If you’re made of sterner stuff than me—and own one of them fancy headsets—Afterlife may be one to watch.
Fast Travel haven’t shared much more about Afterlife just yet, but say they’ll be revealing a gameplay trailer in August during Gamescom.
