Utvecklingen av Paranormal Activity: Threshold har officiellt avslutats

21 maj 2026

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Brian Clarke har bekräftat att arbetet med det licensierade spelet Paranormal Activity: Threshold är över. Den ensamme utvecklaren bakom The Mortuary Assistant bad Paramount om mer tid, men begäran avslogs.

Clarke förklarade i ett mejl till Eurogamer att han inte kunde hålla den planerade tidsramen för en lansering under fjärde kvartalet 2026. Han valde att gå skilda vägar med utgivaren istället för att stressa fram ett oavslutat projekt. Spelet utannonserades 2024 och visades upp i en trailer i found footage-stil, vilket antydde att spelmekaniken skulle likna en enspelarkopia av Phasmophobia.

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