"Videogame horror is at its best when it restricts the player. Resident Evil‘s biggest scares came in the age of tank controls and awkward camera angles, while Amnesia: The Dark Descent thrived on preventing players from fighting back against enemies they couldn’t even look at for a long period of time without turning the protagonist insane. What an intriguing situation Gear VR finds itself in for virtual reality horror, then."
Covert will debut on Oculus Go and Gear VR later this year.
Turbo Button’s former Google Daydream exclusive goes multi-format.
Viking Days is a series of mini-game challenges using VR motion controllers to immerse the player in many daily activities.
