Rob Yescombe, the writer behind films like Outside the Wire and Jackpot!, and games like RiME and The Invisible Hours, has secured the rights for The Invisible Hours after developer Tequila Works was shuttered and auctioned off the rights to their IP. Yescombe secured the rights to The Invisible Hours in the auction, and now plans to remaster the VR game, presumably for modern headsets like the Meta Quest 3 and PS VR2, and develop a screen adaptation of it, though it's unclear if he intends to make a film or TV show of the game. "I adored making The […]
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