Is PT still available on PS4?

P.T. was pulled from the PlayStation Network over five years ago, on Wednesday, 29th April 2015, amid Kojima’s acrimonious exit from Konami and the cancellation of Silent Hills. It is no longer available to re-download, even if you’ve downloaded the game previously, which is why PS4s with P.T.

How do you finish PT on PS4?

Once triggered, stand completely still until you hear a 3rd baby laugh. After triggering the 3rd baby laugh, the phone will begin to ring. Zoom in on the phone with R3 to answer it. Once you hear the door unlock, leave through the hallway door a final time to complete the game.

How much does a PS4 with PT sell for?

According to Ebay, somewhere in the neighborhood of $350 to 1,500. That’s what sellers are charging for PlayStation 4 systems with P.T. already installed.

What is the point of the game PT?

P.T. is in a first-person perspective. There are no weapons or combat system because, as Hideo Kojima explained, when players have weapons in their possession it lessens the sense of fear and helplessness. The goal of the game is to explore the hallway and its loops until a phone rings.

When was p.t.removed from the PlayStation Store?

Following news of the cancellation of Silent Hills, it was announced that P.T. would be removed from the PlayStation Network on 29 April 2015. Originally, it was reported that the demo could be re-downloaded, [60] but in May 2015 it was no longer re-downloadable from the PlayStation Store . [61]

What are the reviews for the game P.T?

P.T. received critical acclaim for its direction, visuals, story complexity, and its supernatural horror tension build, but reviews were mixed for its puzzles. Unlike in the Silent Hill games, the player character has no means of defense against the hostile ghost Lisa (pictured).

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How is p.t.different from other horror games?

Most games are about evading or repeatedly vanquishing horror, not dealing with it. P.T. does not let you do that. It does not even present it as a possibility. P.T. forces you, as your sole means of progression, to face and embrace its holistic terrors, your only mechanic of interaction being closer investigation. No defence. No form of attack.

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