Le développement du jeu Paranormal Activity: Threshold est officiellement terminé

21 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Brian Clarke a confirmé que le travail sur le jeu sous licence Paranormal Activity, Paranormal Activity: Threshold, est terminé. Le développeur solo derrière The Mortuary Assistant avait demandé plus de temps à Paramount, mais sa requête a été refusée.

Clarke a expliqué dans un courriel adressé à Eurogamer qu'il ne pouvait pas respecter la fenêtre de sortie prévue pour le quatrième trimestre 2026. Il a choisi de rompre avec l'éditeur plutôt que de précipiter un projet inachevé. Le jeu avait été annoncé en 2024 et présenté dans une bande-annonce au style « found footage » qui suggérait un gameplay similaire à une version solo de Phasmophobia.

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