Southern California

Dead by Daylight Becomes a 45-Minute Walk-In Horror Show

MORENO VALLEY – October 29, 2026 -- Starting Friday, October 30, you can step into the hit horror game Dead by Daylight without a controller: the Moreno Valley Museum & ArtSpace opens the world premiere of the Dead by Daylight Immersive Experience, with tickets from $30.09.

The 45-minute adventure is based on the asymmetrical multiplayer game from developer Behavior Interactive, in which four Survivors race to repair generators, power exit gates, and escape a killer. More than 70 million players have entered the game's Fog in its first decade. Here, guests work as a team to help Survivors get out.

Three acts use floor and wall projection to put guests in the game

The show runs on 360-degree wall and floor projection, surround sound, and motion-tracking technology that responds to every step guests take.

Backyard Pavilion Doubles as Solar Power Plant, Debuting in 2027

El Segundo, Calif. – October 06, 2026 -- Outer Spaces has launched a backyard pavilion that generates solar power and stores it in a hidden battery built into the deck, with the first units arriving in 2027 in Southern California and select markets.

The system hides batteries beneath a finished outdoor deck

The product, called OS1, pairs a solar-generating roof structure with a "power deck" that houses ultra-thin battery storage underneath a walkable outdoor floor. The pavilion produces electricity during the day and can supply backup power to the home during an outage, functioning as an outdoor living room, kitchen, office, gym or wellness space.