Night Terrors

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PS4 and Xbox One are fantastic, popular gaming platforms but don't rule out the iPhone just yet. Yes, that little technology brick in your pocket can do more than just Angry Birds. Just in time for Halloween, there's a new game on the market and it's the scariest ever made.

NIGHT TERRORS ON IPHONE PUT PS4 AND XBOX ONE TO SHAME

In the past, people weren't serious about iPhone gaming. However, that was before Night Terrors AR Survival Horror came out. Upon playing it, gamers will have trouble putting it down. Not only because it's fun but because they'll be shaking in so much fear, their muscles will freeze up. The best part about Night Terrors is its portability. Besides the smartphone, gamers can enjoy their game on Apple Watch as well. Brings the joy of PS4 and Xbox One wherever you go.
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No one is arguing that. However, the iPhone has some tricks of its own. In Night Terrors, they use practical effects instead of CGI. Augmented reality brings a unique environment to players that they wouldn't find with consoles. The system understands where the walls, ceilings, and floors are thus making the ghost element that much more realistic. All of this will help create a uniquely terrifying experience.

THE FUN OF XBOX ONE AND PS4 GOING MOBILE WITH IPHONE AND

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