First Glimpse at the New Paranormal Activity Game

Introducing Paranormal Activity: Threshold

At the conclusion of this week's Indie Horror Showcase, a teaser offered a glimpse into what the new found-footage style game, Paranormal Activity: Threshold, might entail. The brief trailer introduces a couple who have purchased a considerably dilapidated and unquestionably haunted house. Eerie visages make appearances in doorways and peer from corners.

Although another chapter in the Paranormal Activity series might not be on everyone's wish list, the fact that it's being crafted by solo developer Brian Clarke of DarkStone Digital is noteworthy. Clarke, known for creating The Mortuary Assistant, is promising diverse gameplay. According to the game’s page on Steam, players can 'explore different timelines, engage with supernatural entities, conduct rituals with potential demonic influences, and unlock multiple endings to expand the narrative.' Each playthrough promises a fresh experience thanks to the 'Paranormal Engine.'

Currently, there's no specified release date, but the game is available for wishlisting on Steam. Earlier indications hinted at a 2026 release across various platforms, but now it simply states that it will be available soon.