Of course, this is just a demo that is leading up to a full Paranormal Activity VR game that is due out in the spring. “With the Paranormal Activity VR Game Demo, the HTC Vive transports players from their local theater directly into the immersive world of Paranormal Activity - an experience they’ll never forget.” “We’re excited to bring gaming experiences to life in ways that fans have never imagined,” HTC VR manager Dan O’Brien said. HTC provided the headsets, Valve provided the tracking equipment, Epic is responsible for the Unreal engine powering the game, and Nvidia gave VRWerx some GTX 980 graphics cards to ensure a steady framerate.
To ensure the best experience, VRWerx worked with HTC, Valve, Epic Games, and Nvidia on the setup for demonstrations. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
