'Until Dawn: Rush of Blood' News and Updates: Horror Game Launches with PlayStation VR; Gameplay Guaranteed to Scare Players
Fans of the horror video game genre would surely be delighted with the release of "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood". The game combines jump scares, scary scenes, gore, and a whole lot more.
Gameplay and Other Details
Following the release of its trailer, game developer Supermassive Games had just officially launched "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood". The company will be banking on the success of its original sleeper hit horror franchise "Until Dawn". Although "Rush of Blood" is not the legitimate sequel of the game, it still seeks to bring the same scare value that has almost become the trademark of the franchise.
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"Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" will be launched on the PlayStation VR. Expectedly, the immersive gaming experience of the platform was taken advantage of by the developers. The game trailer of "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" has shown nothing, but the exploitation of fears of its players.
The spin-off title is shown to be exhibiting frightening qualities that are naturally inherent to any human being. "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" will be exploiting claustrophobia, devious physicians, dreadful monsters, horrific clowns, serial killers, and even huge dolls made of porcelain. A lot more of these elements will be coming to the actual game, and adding the immersive nature of the PlayStation VR, expect a lot of jump scares and a whole lot of terrifying features.
"Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" and the PlayStation VR
Before purchasing the game, "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" will be included in the demo disc of the PlayStation VR. However, this will be exclusive to the US region, as the European demo disc will not be including the title. The horror game will be one of the first few games to be officially released to the virtual gaming platform when it is released.
It is also worth noting that "Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" has received reviews ranging from moderate to all out positive. The slew of reviews has praised the innovative and truly frightening elements of the game, without exclusively banking on the preconceived fear of entering the game and piling up jump scares one after another. However, it is still difficult to truly gauge the exact quality of the game as it is still pretty hard to convey the virtual experience to an audience that is still not familiar with it.
"Until Dawn: Rush of Blood" and the PlayStation VR will be going hand in hand with marketing each other. With the new platform carrying the horror game perfect for its full usage, the mutual bearing of audience introduction will most likely bring in more profit to both of their mother companies.
