On a TV display the quality of blacks isn’t a big deal because they are usually locally dimmed to an extent (edge lit LED being the most popular and cost effective option) and the user usually watches content from a distance. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife is said to follow in the footsteps of its 1994-era tabletop RPG namesake by placing you in the modern Barclay Mansion and putting you in the ghostly shoes of a Wraith who unravels the mysteries “that await beyond the Shroud.” Original Article (June 9th, 2020): Fans of the World of Darkness universe and its many tabletop role-playing games are no doubt familiar with Vampire: The Masquerade and Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Developer Andreas Juliusson also speaks a bit about what to expect, including special powers, the game’s World of Darkness setting, and the mystery of why and how you’ve become a ghostly apparition. We’ve time-linked the video below where Quest 2 footage is highlighted. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife is set launch sometime in early 2021 on all the major VR headsets, which includes SteamVR, the Oculus Store for Quest and Rift (supporting cross-buy), and PlayStation VR.
Update (December 17th, 2020): Fast Travel Games published some new gameplay footage today, showing off the level of polish coming to Quest 2 and further detailing some of the game’s mechanics. Now the studio says it is targeting spring 2021, which may still fit within its ‘Early 2021’ launch window. So, while he functions as a guide through the game… should you really trust him?” The Shadow is a manifestation of your dark subconscious – call it the devil on the shoulder, or the little voice in the back of your head telling you to do the things you really shouldn’t. “As a Wraith in Afterlife, you will have a companion of sorts by your side called ‘the Shadow’. Update (January 28th, 2021): Fast Travel Games released a new video (linked above and below the article) that shoes off the game’s mysterious ‘Shadow’ character. Now the studio has served up a fresh gameplay video featuring the mysterious ‘Shadow’ who guides you.
Fast Travel Games, the studio behind Apex Construct (2018) and Budget Cuts 2 (2019), are bringing their ‘World of Darkness’ horror game Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife to all major VR platforms this spring.
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