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Fast Travel Games announced details about their upcoming VR horror game Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife. The game is the first game from World of Darkness to be in VR. The game takes place in the universe of World of Darkness where you play as Ed Miller. Ed is…or was, a photographer who died during a séance and is now a wraith and haunts the Barclay Mansion. Caught between the world of the living and dead, Ed must use his abilities as a wraith to uncover the truth behind his death, and why even the spirits of the mansion are scared… In Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife players can go through walls, track other spirits, and manipulate objects. Players will also have to outwit and avoid specters, hostile spirits that wander the halls of Barclay Mansion that have connections to the mystery of the mansion’s history. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife will be released April 22 for Oculus Rift, Oculus
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If I told you there’s a game about environmentalist werewolves that fight big oil/pharma, you would say that I’ve strolled too long on the dark web, well guess what, there is a game like that, and thanks to the folks at Cyanide Studios and Nacon have brought the tabletop RPG by World of Darkness and White Wolf Publishing to life in the game Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood. Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is based on the tabletop RPG from the 90’s that takes players to a world where spirits affect worldly events and from the shadows are the Garou, a race of werewolves who fight to keep the order and balance but have their work cut out for them as one of these spiritual forces known as the Wyrm has become hell-bent on the complete and utter destruction of the world and influences corporations such as the fossil fuel industry. In Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood the story follows
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Personal anecdote time (it’s relevant, trust me): I was always a Dungeons and Dragons type of guy (with some other tabletops thrown in), and never played Vampire:The Masquerade. The game seemed tailor made to my interests, and I had friends that played…hell, I even had some of the books (collected for the breathtaking Tim Bradstreet (who is interviewed in the doc) artwork, and avidly watched the TV show spun off from the game…but I never rolled a single die. Why? Who the fuck knows! Books could be written on the mind-boggling choices i made in my misspent youth…but this whole thing brings us to the review subject at hand… Comprised of interviews with the creators, players, and appreciators of Vampire:The Masquerade; World of Darkness is a deep dive into what made the game, and White Wolf, the company that created it, so special and influenced not only people to play the game but embrace the vampiric, Goth lifestyle as well.
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Fast Travel Games announced details about their upcoming VR horror game Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife. The game is the first game from World of Darkness to be in VR. The game takes place in the universe of World of Darkness where you play as Ed Miller. Ed is…or was, a photographer who died during a séance and is now a wraith and haunts the Barclay Mansion. Caught between the world of the living and dead, Ed must use his abilities as a wraith to uncover the truth behind his death, and why even the spirits of the mansion are scared… In Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife players can go through walls, track other spirits, and manipulate objects. Players will also have to outwit and avoid specters, hostile spirits that wander the halls of Barclay Mansion that have connections to the mystery of the mansion’s history. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife will be released April 22 for Oculus Rift, Oculus
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If I told you there’s a game about environmentalist werewolves that fight big oil/pharma, you would say that I’ve strolled too long on the dark web, well guess what, there is a game like that, and thanks to the folks at Cyanide Studios and Nacon have brought the tabletop RPG by World of Darkness and White Wolf Publishing to life in the game Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood. Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is based on the tabletop RPG from the 90’s that takes players to a world where spirits affect worldly events and from the shadows are the Garou, a race of werewolves who fight to keep the order and balance but have their work cut out for them as one of these spiritual forces known as the Wyrm has become hell-bent on the complete and utter destruction of the world and influences corporations such as the fossil fuel industry. In Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood the story follows
Continue reading →
DocumentariesIndieMoviesReviews
Personal anecdote time (it’s relevant, trust me): I was always a Dungeons and Dragons type of guy (with some other tabletops thrown in), and never played Vampire:The Masquerade. The game seemed tailor made to my interests, and I had friends that played…hell, I even had some of the books (collected for the breathtaking Tim Bradstreet (who is interviewed in the doc) artwork, and avidly watched the TV show spun off from the game…but I never rolled a single die. Why? Who the fuck knows! Books could be written on the mind-boggling choices i made in my misspent youth…but this whole thing brings us to the review subject at hand… Comprised of interviews with the creators, players, and appreciators of Vampire:The Masquerade; World of Darkness is a deep dive into what made the game, and White Wolf, the company that created it, so special and influenced not only people to play the game but embrace the vampiric, Goth lifestyle as well.
Continue reading →
