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Perception, A Horror Game From Ex-BioShock Developers, Is Coming To Xbox One
Perception, a horror game from developers that worked on franchises such as BioShock and Dead Space, is coming to Xbox One. In Perception, you play from the perspective of a blind woman named Cassie who explores an ominous mansion.
Most horror games rely on atmosphere and sound, and in Perception, both become even more important. Cassie can use her echolocation to turn sounds into visual cues, which can help you find your way. Equipped with just a walking stick and a smartphone, you use your wits to outsmart a ghostly presence.
Perception was also previously announced to release on PlayStation 4 and PC. No specific release date has been announced just yet. Perception was picked out as one of our most anticipated horror games of 2017.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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