The Mysteries of Dead Secret Are Available to be Unveiled - [INDIEGAMING]

Not much was known about Dead Secret beyond its teaser trailer when it released months ago. Now that the game is available for Samsung Gear VR, there's still not much more information to go on. Harris Bullard is dead, and while the police aren't too broken up about it, you, playing as an unknown journalist, want to know what happened. Is that byline in the paper going to be worth it? Judging from the scary people in masks creeping around the house, probably not. Because, while Dead Secret is focused on mystery, it is also keen on making you scared. Really, really scared.

I worry that horror in VR will be the end of me; that it will be my breaking point when I finally put a game down because it's too scary. I'm even more worried that Dead Secret will be that breaking point, as its lead, Chris Pruett, has been studying horror games for years. If you want to read some really interesting looks at console horror games, go to his site. Read around. He's been looking at horror games in-depth for over a decade, and is now using that knowledge to make a horror game of his own. His reputation alone has me terrified to even turn the game on.

If you feel up to playing a VR horror game created by a mind that's spent over ten years studying how to frighten you, go for it. Just don't do it while your roommates are sleeping. People don't tend to appreciate being woken up by screaming.

The Samsung Gear VR version of Dead Secret is available for $9.99 from the game's site (Oculus, PC, and PSN versions will be available early 2016). For more information on the game and Robot Invader, you can head to the developer's site or follow them on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

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