A Horror Game That Takes Place Inside A Terrifying Thai Hospital

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Bangkok-based studio MAD Virtual Reality Studio has put its first-person horror game Araya up on Steam Greenlight.

 

It takes place inside a Thai hospital and will have you experience the perspective of three different characters.

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The idea is to explore different parts of the hospital to find clues and solve the murder case of Araya – presumably, that is the ghostly woman who hunts the player in the trailer above.

 

Araya will be playable in virtual reality and without it. It should be out for PC in the second quarter of 2016.


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