Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife to come into being early next year

Unlike its more stat- and combat-oriented predecessors, Wraith will be a psychological horror-based experience. According to Fast Travel's creative director Erik Odeldahl, the game is inspired by thrillers like Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Alien: Isolation, and will similarly seek to provide "the kind of narrative-driven, exploration-focused horror these titles deliver" in VR. As a spirit, you are endowed with special powers, including wraithgrasp, which "allows you to manipulate objects from a distance and change the environment around you;" sharpened senses that help you " pick up distant whispers or track the movement of other spirits;" and insubstantiality, which "gives you the power to walk through solid walls." But in seeking to unravel the dark history of the Barclay Manion and "the reason behind your own death."  you must beware the "apparitions and sinister Spectres trailing your footsteps, each with its own background story and with a connection to the bigger mystery." In order to "stay hidden and uncover the truth, you will need to be stealthy and use objects to hunt for clues in the world around you."