Daylight is an Unreal 4 engine randomly generated horror game from the Blacklight dev

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Blacklight developer Zombie Studios has revealed its upcoming project, Daylight, a randomly generated first-person horror game powered by Unreal Engine 4. This makes it the first third-party Unreal Engine 4 game to be announced.
The game will take place in an asylum and each playthrough is expected to last a mere 25-30 minutes, according to a report by IGN who attended the game's unveiling at DICE.
This may sound short, but the randomly generated aspect and cryptic story encourages multiple replays. "Each time you might be getting different story elements" said writer Jessica Chobot (of IGN and Mass Effect 3 fame). "And over the course of that time, depending on how long you decide to play and what you find, it opens up the concept of the world a little more, the backstory, what your involvement is in it, how you find yourself here and whatnot. So instead of finding the same item over and over again and saying 'I'm not going to bother reading this piece of paper because I've seen it a thousand times,' it's different every time."
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