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Daylight
Atlus and Zombie Studios have released a new trailer for Daylight, a first-person horror game. The trailer is titled "Don't Look Back," and from the looks of it, that's sound advice.
The game's heroine, Sarah Gwynn, doesn't stop moving in the clip, even as she runs through a hospital with a dubious past and the sewers beneath. She's armed with a cell phone, which acts like a map, as well as a copy of the Bible. We don't know what that does specifically, but odds are it's some kind of ward against evil. If the jump scare near the ending of the trailer is any indication, she'll need all the help she can get.
Daylight is due out on PlayStation 4 and PC in early 2014.
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