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Development of this game is currently on hold after it didn't meet its crowdfunding goal. "Bvoid is an experimental, first person psychological horror game, where you traverse dream like environments never knowing what you'll come across next. The horror aspect will be delivered through the atmosphere and environments, rather than an endless stream of jump scares. Graphically the game imitates the original PlayStation's graphical capabilities as closely as modernly possible, and the gameplay is heavily inspired by obscure games of the era such as LSD: Dream Emulator."
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