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Fringe Realities’ upcoming VR horror game Project: Nightlight has unfortunately been hit with a snag in its release. Originally set to come out on March 3, the developer has announced that due to technical difficulties with the build and uploading it to Steam, Project: Nightlight is being delayed to later in March, though no exact date has been announced.
The team took to Twitter to express their apologies for the delayed release of Project: Nightlight. “Unfortunately we have some bad news, we’ve had to push back our release from this Friday. We’ve had some issues with our build and our upload process, so we need to delay a little bit. We’re hoping it won’t be too long and that our next submission goes smoothly. Thank you for your patience, and hopefully you’ll all be able to hop into Project: Nightlight very soon.”
Set for release on Steam VR via Steam, Project: Nightlight puts you in the shoes of a security guard working for The Department, a research facility that currently holds a mysterious artifact. You’re by yourself, with only your radio buddy Dave for comfort. It soon becomes apparent to you that something is amiss in the facility while on your shift. As you delve deeper into the facility, you’ll discover secrets that should have been kept hidden. Not only that, but it feels like you’re being watched.
Hi all,
Unfortunately we have some bad news and need to delay our release from this Friday.
We’ve had some issues with our build and upload process, but we’re hoping our next submission goes smoothly.
We aim to launch very soon.
Thank you for your patience,
FR ❤️— Fringe Realities | Project: Nightlight (@FringeRealities) March 1, 2023
