PlayStation VR Announces 2 New Releases for Halloween

Two games, Dead Hungry and Stifled, were recently confirmed to be coming to PlayStation VR on [...]

By Tanner Dedmon

Two games, Dead Hungry and Stifled, were recently confirmed to be coming to PlayStation VR on Halloween, both of them perfect VR titles to play during the spooky holiday.

The first of the games that was confirmed during the Paris Games Week conference is Dead Hungry a game that might not be as scary as some horror fans would hope but still has plenty of zombies to make it a worthwhile Halloween game. Dead Hungry is a game that's currently available on Steam, a game that consists of satisfying zombies' cravings by preparing them meals inside of a food truck.

It's a different take on the zombie and the cooking-game genre, but if you're fond of both of the starkly different categories and own a PSVR, this looks like it'll be the perfect game for you. You can see the full PSVR trailer above for Dead Hungry before it releases on Oct. 31, but if you're looking for a scarier option, check out the game below.

Stifled

Stifled, the second game that was announced for the PSVR, literally takes VR to a very dark place where making sound is just as helpful as it is dangerous.

In the brand new game from Gattai Games, players must make noise in order to guide themselves around pitch black areas. This can come by throwing objects or through other sources of sound, noises that'll reveal some eerily minimalist graphics that help you find your way.

However, there's a serious downside to making noise; there appears to be something else that's in the darkness with you, and making noise is a quick way to let whatever it is know where you are. The entity that's down there with you doesn't get shown in any greater detail than the environment, but not knowing what it is almost makes it worse than actually seeing it.

Stifled, like Dead Hungry, is also scheduled to release for PSVR on Halloween.

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