wraggster
October 15th, 2013, 23:32
One of the scariest games of recent memory is to arrive on Steam in time for Halloween later this month.
It’s not yet been revealed precisely when it will arrive on the service or how much it will cost, although developer Blue Isle Studios has revealed that the Steam version will include new content of some sort.
The game was recently patched to add Oculus Rift support, too, if you can bear the thought of how traumatic that must actually be.
The Arrival was released in March and is the sequel to the utterly horrific Slender: Eight Pages, which successfullyfreaked out the MCV team (http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/terrifying-horror-game-slender-available-for-free/099058) back in July of last year.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/perfect-timing-slender-the-arrival-heading-to-steam-for-halloween/0122602
It’s not yet been revealed precisely when it will arrive on the service or how much it will cost, although developer Blue Isle Studios has revealed that the Steam version will include new content of some sort.
The game was recently patched to add Oculus Rift support, too, if you can bear the thought of how traumatic that must actually be.
The Arrival was released in March and is the sequel to the utterly horrific Slender: Eight Pages, which successfullyfreaked out the MCV team (http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/terrifying-horror-game-slender-available-for-free/099058) back in July of last year.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/perfect-timing-slender-the-arrival-heading-to-steam-for-halloween/0122602