We’re giving away 20 free copies of CRYODEATH VR on Steam!.

It’s all part of the build-up to our Quest standalone launch, and we’d love to get more VR horror players involved early.

The game is still pretty unknown and has been built by one solo developer — sci-fi horror, creepy space station, survival, and some seriously good-looking environments.

Come join the Discord, enter the giveaway, and help us build some noise before Quest launch.

To Enter just join the discord and head to the announcement's

Discord: https://discord.gg/AC8xnvXnsy
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2205010/CRYODEATH_VR/
Quest: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/cryodeath-vr/25194314836857807/

CryoDeath x bHaptics Partnership Announcement

We’re incredibly excited to officially announce our partnership with bHaptics.

With the support of two full development kits, we’re now actively implementing advanced full-body haptic immersion into CryoDeath VR ahead of the Quest launch.

Our goal is to make players physically feel the tension, atmosphere and horror of CryoDeath through:

• Creature encounters
• Environmental effects
• Weapon feedback
• Damage impacts
• Atmospheric interactions
• And much more...

This is honestly a huge milestone for our small team and we can’t wait to start showing what we’re building with the hardware.

Would love to hear what kind of haptic interactions you’d want to see most in a VR horror game 👀

Links

🎮 Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2205010/CRYODEATH_VR

🥽 Meta Quest Store:
CRYODEATH VR on Meta Quest | Quest VR games | Meta Store (en-gb)

🌐 Website:
https://panicpointgames.com

CryoDeath x bHaptics Partnership Announcement

We’re incredibly excited to officially announce our partnership with bHaptics.

With the support of two full development kits, we’re now actively implementing advanced full-body haptic immersion into CryoDeath VR ahead of the Quest launch.

Our goal is to make players physically feel the tension, atmosphere and horror of CryoDeath through:

• Creature encounters
• Environmental effects
• Weapon feedback
• Damage impacts
• Atmospheric interactions
• And much more...

This is honestly a huge milestone for our small team and we can’t wait to start showing what we’re building with the hardware.

Would love to hear what kind of haptic interactions you’d want to see most in a VR horror game 👀

Links

🎮 Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2205010/CRYODEATH_VR

🥽 Meta Quest Store:
CRYODEATH VR on Meta Quest | Quest VR games | Meta Store (en-gb)

🌐 Website:
https://panicpointgames.com

We just got sponsored by bHaptics for our VR horror game and honestly… we have no idea how far this tech goes yet!

bHaptics just partnered with us and sent our devs haptic suits for development 👀

This is completely new territory for us.

We’ve never worked with haptic tech before, so right now we’re experimenting and figuring out what actually feels immersive vs what just feels gimmicky.

Some ideas we’re already messing around with:

•Heartbeat effects during tense moments

•Feeling something tap your shoulder behind you

•Spiders crawling across your back

•Directional impacts and environmental feedback

•Subtle vibrations when a creature is nearby

For the people here that own or have used bHaptics gear before:

What are the coolest things you’ve experienced with it in VR?

What actually made you stop and think:
“okay… that’s sick”

Would genuinely love ideas because we wanna use this tech properly and push immersion as far as we can.

CryoDeath links if anyone wants to check the game out:

🎮 Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2508700/CryoDeath\_VR/

🥽 Quest:
https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/cryodeath-vr/

🌐 Website:
https://panicpointgames.com/

We wanted to share a proper progress update on CryoDeath VR running standalone on Quest 3S.

The game is now running smoothly on standalone hardware, and performance is feeling very solid — much closer to the Steam version than we originally expected at this stage of development.

A quick note on visuals: the model quality remains the same. The main difference you may notice is the lighting. Quest standalone does not support the same volumetric lighting setup we can use on PCVR, so we’ve had to alter the lighting approach to make it work properly on the headset while keeping the same atmosphere and horror tone.

These screenshots are taken from the game running directly on Quest 3S standalone.

We’re also excited to share that bHaptics are now supporting CryoDeath VR, and we’ll be making the game fully compatible with their haptic systems before launch. That means we’re aiming to bring a much more physical layer of immersion to the horror, impacts, environmental effects, survival moments, and whatever else the Evriskon throws at you.

CryoDeath VR has come a long way, and this Quest version is a huge step for us. We’re still polishing, optimising, and improving things, but we’re really happy with where it is heading.

Would love to hear what you think from the screenshots.

Links:

Website: https://www.panicpointgames.com/

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2205010/CRYODEATH_VR/

Quest Store: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/cryodeath-vr/25194314836857807/

— Reef

Panic Point Games