In case you thought The Walking Dead couldn't get more harrowing, the zombie phenomenon is headed to a more in-your-face platform: virtual reality. Skybound Entertainment, the company helmed by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, announced a partnership deal with Skydance Interactive during E3 2017 to create original VR games set in Kirkman's grisly, zombie-infested world. The partnership is expected to work over multiple years to produce "a number" of The Walking Dead VR titles, but few other details were given for its first project other than it will feature a brand-new setting and cast of characters. While Skydance and Skybound also promise "an innovative contextual interaction system" for their upcoming zombie VR game, that phrase has so many gaming-industry buzzwords we can only speculate what it actually means until more concrete details emerge. Release date and platforms were also left blank for The Walking Dead's VR debut, but eager fans can bide their time playing Telltale's excellent, currently ongoing game adaptions of the Eisner Award-winning comic. (Seriously, they're quite good.)
Skybound Entertainment has partnered with Skydance Interactive to launch a virtual reality (VR) version of TV mega-hit The Walking Dead. Series creator Robert Kirkman, who also runs Skybound Entertainment, made the announcement during E3 2017. Although release and platform details were sketchy, Kirkman confirmed the VR version would feature new characters and locations.