Who doesn’t love a good horror game in VR, and by love, I mean curl up in a corner and refuse to play them? If you’re brave enough, we’ve got a giveaway for you, but whether winning this giveaway is a gift or the curse of a vengeful, demonic witch is a matter of perception.
Don’t Knock Twice is releasing on September 5 for PS4 with PSVR compatibility, and we have four copies to give away on release day. All you have to do is comment here and let us know what your darkest fears are. What are the things that scare you while walking down a dark and empty hallway? Flickering lights, eerie sounds, the unknown just beyond your vision? As usual, we have to apologize to our readers outside of North America. These codes can only be redeemed with an NA PSN account. If you’d still like to enter, check out our tutorial on how to get a PSN account from a different region.
Though Don’t Knock Twice can be played without a VR headset, the experience is one that is designed and marketed with VR in mind, so we’d like to reward those players that are willing to play it in virtual reality. If you’re up to the challenge, let us know.
Here’s what developer Wales Interactive has to say about Don’t Knock Twice.
Don’t Knock Twice is a first-person virtual reality horror game based on a psychologically terrifying urban legend. To save her estranged daughter, a guilt-ridden mother must uncover the frightening truth behind the urban tale of a vengeful, demonic witch.
One knock to wake her from her bed, Twice to raise her from the dead.
Explore a grand manor house environment in VR and interact with almost every object you see. To find and save your daughter, you will explore all depths of the manor, searching for hidden clues and using items to fight or escape the terror that surrounds you.
A full length, intuitive VR horror game. Play with or without a VR device.
Developed alongside the Don’t Knock Twice horror film starring Katee Sackhoff.
Interact with almost every object and search for hidden clues to reveal the haunting witch.
Combine environment items to fight or escape the terror.
Juxtaposing a traditional manor environment with modern technology to guide you.
Atmospheric and high-quality 3D sound for an immersive horror experience.
Our Don’t Knock Twice giveaway will run through the weekend, with winners to be selected and notified on Tuesday, September 5. Please make sure that the email on your Disqus account is valid, as this is how we will be contacting the winners. Good luck to everyone, and don’t forget: only knock once.
Do you play games with your SO?
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Do You Play Games With Your SO?
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Cameron Teague
Mostly LEGO games myself, as my wife gets rather addicted to them. -
Chandler Wood
I'm lucky to have a gamer wife who games on her own as well, so playing games together is never a chore or "bringing her into my hobby." It ends up being awesome because I can help her with Destiny and she can help me with Overwatch and Fortnite. It's a lot of fun to have different games that we love to constantly play, and we love online living games and loot chasers.
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Heath Hindman
Almost anything that has multiplayer co-op. My favorite of all time was playing through the whole Borderlands 2 campaign and DLC together. Normally, we fire up lots of Mario Kart (especially Double Dash!!, where we can be in the same car), Bomberman, Portal 2, Seiken Densetsu III, and probably a bunch of others I'm forgetting.
When something doesn't have a same-screen co-op mode, we're likely to hand the controllers back and forth. We'll take turns in Overwatch and a few different RPGs, music games, and platformers.
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Keri Honea
I want to stay married, so nothing.
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Elizabeth Henges
While my SO and I are both huge gamers, our gaming tastes actually very rarely match up, so we don't play much of anything together. We did TRY with a couple games, though... We did attempt co-op in Donkey Kong: Tropcial Freeze, but lo and behold re both REALLY sucked at that game, so that almost ended with me trying to strangle him. Then we tried Overcooked, which... well, if you have played Overcooked with someone with an hour, I'll be surprised if you're still friends or in a relationship with that person. So, like Keri, I'd rather stay in a relationship instead of ending up a stalker like Tyler, so we don't play games together.
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Louis Edwards
My wife was never a video game fan until I introduced her to the Karaoke Revolution series and Singstar. We have spent countless hours entertaining the neighbors (whether they wanted it or not) by belting out some of the greatest hits in these games. Before the kids left the nest, we would have game nights where duets and battle contests could be heard for blocks. If I have to sing an Endless Love duet one more time, I may go insane, but if that's what the wife wants, that what the wife gets.
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Michael Briers
My SO and I typically spend the most time playing Rocket League and Overcooked — the two bright and breezy crowd pleasers. There was that one time we attempted Helldivers together, but that proved to be more frustrating than anything else.
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Tyler Treese
I mostly play hide-and-seek with my significant other. I'm typically outside of her window, and then she sometimes even calls in the cops to really make it a party. Sometimes they scream something about a "restraining order." I'm not sure. It's hard to hear with all of the sirens going off. Oh, this was about video games? Sorry. Anyhow, I'm very alone and have nobody to play with.
