Strap In, Hold On Tight, and Prepare for a Blood-Soaked Rollercoaster in Until Dawn: Rush of Blood!

Forget peaceful mountain lodges and psychological terror. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood throws you headfirst into a nightmarish carnival ride straight from your darkest fears. This isn’t a game you play – it’s an experience you survive, a relentless onslaught of jump scares, grotesque enemies, and enough blood splattering to satisfy even the most jaded horror fan.

This is a virtual reality horror unleashed:

• Hold on For Your (Virtual) Life: Strap yourself into a rickety rollercoaster cart and brace yourself for a descent into madness. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is a fast-paced, on-rails shooter where every turn throws a new nightmare at you.
• Your Worst Nightmares, Weaponized: From creepy clowns and mutated hillbillies to monstrous spiders and things that defy description, Rush of Blood throws everything at you but the kitchen sink… and even then, you wouldn’t want to let your guard down.
• Dual-Wielding Your Way to Dawn: Fight back the horror with a variety of firearms, from trusty pistols to powerful shotguns. And if things get really hairy, dual-wield those bad boys for a double dose of lead therapy.
• A Feast for the Senses (and Your Gag Reflex): Until Dawn: Rush of Blood pushes the boundaries of VR immersion, with gruesome visuals, binaural audio that will have you jumping at shadows, and even those little details – like feeling the wind rush past you – that make it all terrifyingly real.
• More Than Just a Shooting Gallery: While blasting grotesque enemies is incredibly satisfying, Rush of Blood keeps you on edge with branching paths, hidden secrets, and just enough of that Until Dawn story DNA to keep you guessing.

This isn’t a game for the faint of heart (or weak of stomach). But if you’re looking for a VR experience that will test your limits, push your buttons, and leave you breathless (probably from screaming), then Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is the carnival ride from hell you’ve been waiting for. Just don't blame us if you can't look at a rollercoaster the same way again.