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Inside Insomniac's Terrifying VR Adventure Edge Of Nowhere
With our January cover focusing on the upcoming year of virtual reality games, we wanted to take a look at some longer experiences and not just the typical VR tech demos. One of those games was Edge of Nowhere from Insomniac Games, a game set in Antarctica that features a man named Victor Howard battling the elements and his own sanity as things descend into a Lovecraftian nightmare. Creative director and long-time Insomniac Brian Allgeier joined us in our studio for a chat to help explain the origins of the game and the bold experimentation involved in developing games for the Oculus Rift.
Watch the video below to learn more about Insomniac's pioneering work in VR and what players can expect from their new horror game.
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