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Twin Peaks VR announced by Showtime, Collider Games

An official Twin Peaks VR game was today confirmed by Showcase and developer Collider Games.

The title is planned for Windows PC using HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

“Bringing life to the world of Twin Peaks like never before, Twin Peaks VR includes iconic moments and settings from 2017’s 18-part limited event series Twin Peaks, as well as the original landmark television series,” Collider Games said of the title.

“Utilizing lines and sounds from the show itself, players will travel to Glastonbury Grove, only to end up in the puzzling Red Room. Fans of the series will follow in the footsteps of Special Agent Dale Cooper and try to make their way back into the life they left behind.”

And here I was, travelling to Seattle last year for a real-life tour. What a chump I was.

Twin Peaks VR doesn’t have a release date as yet. The title will be shown off at David Lynch’s own Festival of Disruption, held over 13-14 October in Los Angeles.

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