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Daylight Will Scare The Living Daylights Out Of You With New Trailer

Atlus and Zombie Studios have announced the release of a scary new video for Daylight. The video lets some unsuspecting QA testers try out the game while a camera records all of their reactions. Daylight will be coming soon to PS4 and PC to scare the living daylights out of you! Read on.



From the Press Release

An excerpt from the ATLUS chat logs:


Unsuspecting QA tester: Hey, what's up.
PR Manager (me!): We had to move your workstation for a special project
QA: (now incredibly suspicious) ...to where? And for what exactly?
PR: We've prepared a lone desk in the middle of our warehouse. Oh, but all the lights are out. Good news though, you'll be checking out Daylight!
QA: O....k. Why are there cameras set up?
PR: Never you mind that.
QA: Ok, how will I know when I'm done?
PR: When you can't take anymore. See ya!

And now you get to see the results! Watch our staff torment themselves with the psychological terror of Daylight. Giggle at their girlish screams and copious swearing at the screen! Because soon it will be your turn....and nothing can help you, since the game's scare timings are never the same!

Daylight is the procedurally generated first-person psychological horror game for the PC and PlayStation®4 from the independent developer Zombie Studios. Explore the ruins of Mid Island to discover the mystery of why you're there and if you're lucky, you may just live long enough to see daylight.

To learn more, visit the official Daylight website.

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