Now you can experience being buried alive — for fun.
A new virtual reality game called Taphobos — which comes from the word “taphophobia,” or fear of being buried alive — will be on display this week at EGX Rezzed in London, IGN reports.
One player lies in a coffin wearing an Oculus Rift virtual reality headset and a microphone, and tries to direct a second player, who’s also wearing a headset, to find the coffin. The player who’s been “buried alive” uses maps on the inside of the coffin to guide the other player.
“This combination allows you to experience what it would be like if you were buried alive with just a phone call to the outside world,” the Taphobos website said.
Here’s a look at what the game looks like:
[IGN]
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