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Jordan Gerblick

Paranormal Activity game dead after Paramount refuses to give legendary Mortuary Assistant dev more time to make it "the best it could possibly be"

Close-up of concerned looking Paranormal Activity: Threshold character.

Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been one of the most promising upcoming horror games on my radar since it was revealed back in 2024, and so it's with great sadness that I'm now reporting on its complete cancellation.

Brian Clarke, the legendary horror indie developer behind 2022 mortician simulator The Mortuary Assistant, took to social media to share the incredibly disappointing news of Paranormal Activity: Threshold's cancelation. The thing that makes this all the more stinging to digest is that the issue wasn't a lack of interest or direction on Clarke's part – it was license holder Paramount denying Clarke the additional time he felt he needed to deliver on his vision for the game.

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