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Fractured Sanity, an exciting horror adventure in VR, launches on Steam and Oculus App Lab this month
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Fractured Sanity, an exciting horror adventure in VR, launches on Steam and Oculus App Lab this month

 

The Brazilian studio United Games reveals the release date of their immersive VR game - Fractured Sanity. Designed to be a short but terrifying experience, the survival horror game will launch on Steam e Oculus App Lab on 28 marzo.

 

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"When we started this project, we knew it couldn’t just be another jumping simulator — it had to have mechanics, immersion, and atmosphere. So we went back to the classic horror games we grew up with, so why not bring it to VR?" - Gabriel Marques

 

Fractured Sanity is an emotional story that revolves around the Triton Health Asylum, an institution run by a renowned psychologist, Dr. Matthew Simmons, who conducted experiments on how to break people’s identities, ego and superego apart.

As the protagonist, we wake up in a psychiatric clinic cell with no memory of how we got there. It then begins an intense and devastating experience to discover what really happened to you and the staff who vanished. In the game, we must solve puzzles and fight for our lives against demons that pursue us, trying to kill us. The entire VR experience is built around realistic and interactive puzzles and mechanics that fully immerse the player in the left-hand story, ending with a surprise finale.

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