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Supermassive Gets Into VR With Until Dawn: Rush Of Blood
Sony has announced that the creators of Until Dawn are working on a new horror game for PlayStation VR.
The game is called Until Dawn: Rush Of Blood, and no other information was shared other than that Supermassive is developing it and it's being made exclusively for PlayStation VR. A compilation trailer of upcoming PlayStation VR games showed off a few snippets from the game, including some horrific jump scares and a roller coaster ride, which – along with the logo – suggest it will take place inside some kind of macabre carnival. Until Dawn originally started as a first-person Move game, so Rush of Blood may serve as a return to the developer's original vision for the series.
To learn more about Until Dawn, read our review and check out our Afterwords with the developer.
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