You think you know what's coming, but do you really? When things start to move and you can't see what's causing it, what will you do? Will you run and hide? Or will you try to maintain some semblance of control by asserting your first rites? When you're skin-deep in fear, will it be too much to even move a muscle? But when you're faced with the unknown, will you be able to keep your idle hands from shaking long… Read more.
I have said it before and I will say it again, the horror genre and Virtual Reality go together. It can be physical, psychological, or even found footage or a point of view. No matter what the case, something about the unknown, the ability to possess, and even just preying on our darkest fears. As important as immersion and sound are to Virtual Reality, the atmosphere…the lighting…the very basics of sounds from a chair moving to the screams of the… Read more.
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