Paranormal Activity, the found footage horror series that spawned seven films since its first installment blew up the box office in 2009, is being turned into a game by The Mortuary Assistant developer DarkStone Digital horror and renowned horror publisher standalone DreadXP.
DreadXP's newly announced Paranormal Activity project, which follows last year's release of VRWERX's VR-focused Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul, is being made in conjunction with Paramount Game Studios and promises to “bring the innovative found footage style of the franchise to horror enthusiasts. in new and surprising ways.
Details are limited at this seemingly early juncture, but DarkStone Digital (aka solo developer Brian Clarke, who is also co-director and creative director of DreadXP) mentions a dynamic “quest system” in the press release for the new Paranormal game. Activity, he said. Modifies the types and intensity of scares that players encounter based on their actions.
Paranormal Activity: Found Footage – Teaser RevealedA story that will expand on the story and world of the Paranormal Activity films is also promised when the game launches for currently unspecified platforms sometime in 2026. More details about the project will be shared at a “later date.”
DreadXP is perhaps best known for its famous anthology series Dread Other games on the publisher's slate include the promising retro-style open-world fantasy RPG Dread Delusion, which is currently in early access, the ridiculous FMV-inspired dungeon-crawling wizard adventure Hand of Doom, and a project based in the Creepshow television series, which will be released later. this year.
