Transference: Interactive VR Horror from Ubisoft with Elijah Wood

• Name: Transference™
• Genre: Adventure games, Indie
• Developer:Ubisoft
• Publisher:Ubisoft
• Release date: Sep 18 2018

The first time Ubisoft hinted at Transference was at E3 2017, little was known about the game other than that it was supposed to be a VR horror movie with Elijah Wood on board. We now know that the game is based on distorted digital simulations, which in turn are based on the collective brain data of a family of troubled scientists. This means that gamers will experience a lot of pixel issues in Transference as they jump between memory and size, with the digital realm becoming full of shadows, secrets, and even something that haunts the player.

Spectrevision and Ubisoft Montreal have brought together many real-time stories in the game, and they will be shown in the creepy world created by the two studios. The idea is that the experience will feel like a hybrid between watching a movie and playing. Players can also find objects throughout the game, which, in addition to developing the story, will unlock additional real-time video productions that can be accessed from the menu.

Recently, the network has the opportunity to take a trip through the decaying memories of the Hayes family in the form of a teaser trailer for the game, which you can watch right now:

When using a VR headset, players have the ability to use the analog stick, which can rotate around the picture in jumps of about 20 degrees. Of course, the game is available outside of VR with smoother movements, but it's a realistic experience. VRwhich is going to attract horror fans.

Producer Kévin Racapé was quick to note the impact the involvement of a Hollywood veteran like Elijah Wood had in developing the game's story.

Transference release date set for September 18, 2018 for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, PC, PS4, VSFR и Xbox One. A demo for the game will be released on August 20, 2018 for PlayStation VR and PlayStation 4.

Was the article helpful?

Thank you very much!

YES! >. No, bad :

Send this to help me!