
Immerse yourself in a true VR Horror game. Explore and experience a fully immersive world as you embark on an ghostly adventure unlike anything you have played before. Come face-to-face with terror itself as you look for your missing sister.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Fine VR horror experience, it takes a while sometimes till u figure out what to do next, or where in the house, but once u manage to u'll jump in the air a few times! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4flFE79QiU
Wow I gotta say that I love this game! Very good graphics that feels perfect in virtual reality on HTC Vive, great sense of presence and immersion while walking around in the scary house, very good sound effects and it IS quite scary as well! Here are my first 25 minutes of gameplay of Alone? VR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX9ZxMc_xG8 Havent been playing more than about an hour so far, but I enjoyed every second of it. If you love scary movies and games you will definately love this game! I will continue this review as soon as I progress in the game. Runs very well with Supersampling at 1,5 by the way. Thumbs up to the developers!
I want to play this game. But this game doesn't want me to play it. - Loading takes way too long; it's 30 seconds of a message about how people with heart problems shouldn't play the game, and another 30 seconds of a loading screen. - First door wouldn't open; had to restart game. - After restarting (and waiting another minute to load), this time the door opened. I found a note in which a girl says she thinks she's being watched, I dropped it, it briefly started falling then it was magically back in my hand... the second time I dropped it, it clipped the floor and was gone. (to devs: I was standing just under the ceiling light) - That room's door wouldn't open either, so I decided to restart the game and try again one last time - First door wouldn't open AGAIN I tried, I swear I tried. But this classifies as unplayable. I'm not sitting through a minute of loading AGAIN only to face yet another broken door. Obs: I was playing with the Rift and Touch controllers.
Early Review... So far - I quite like this game. It's got a good creepy atmosphere; the audio is suspenseful and the graphics are quite good in my view. Yes, there's wandering about as some other reviewers have referred to - I'd rephrase it to 'exploring'! The jump scares are subtle e.g. it's not over the top; and so far no hordes of Zombies - I like this slower change of speed. In a sense the game is more akin to games like PSX Resident Evil 1 as in - explore; find key; jumpscare; explore; find key...but no Zombies - so far! The movement is gamepad style but in VR with the motion controller - you push forward to move the direction you wish to go; there is no teleporting and in my experience of the game no nausea either. If in the end the game bores me senseless as I get deeper into it I'll adjust my review slightly to highlight that, however, nearly an hour in and I'm not bored yet - there are many other Vive games which have bored me much quicker for a higher price! Compared to some other games for the Vive, £10 seems to be about right as a price - only just though. I think if you're an old skool gamer who prioritizes exploring and atmosphere in a big empty house with millions of doors to open and rooms to explore over big, loud, brash in your face action, then, you may find you enjoy this game - if not refund it!
When I stepped into this game, my first thought was, "Oh ♥♥♥♥..." I immediately felt like I was in a childhood nightmare, terrified in my grandparents basement hallway because the lightswitch was at the end, and you had to brave it in the dark past open doors where anything could be hiding in the shadows, waiting to pull you into hell. Thay is what this game is at every second, and I can only play for a few short while before I need a break to recover my courage. 8/10 - amazing first attempt in the VR horror genre. Other developers should take cues from this game on how to create atmosphere. I can't even imagine how scary these are going to be when you guys really figure this stuff out.
It's a fun little horror game with some pretty good jumps and atmospheric graphics
内容が残念 VRで部屋を歩き回れるようにしたゲームに あとから部屋を暗くしてホラーゲームにしよう というノリで作ったようなゲーム どうしても購入したいなら半額セールを待つべき。
Absolutely scared the ♥♥♥♥ out of me. Love it.
[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. No Spoiler Review. [/h1] [i] Note for Oculus users: I recommend starting game from Steam VR and not straight from Steam library due to some controller issues [/i] I actually purchased this game on October 14, 2017 for $10.04 USD. Now it's $6 and I think it's a good deal at that price. However, keep in mind, this game does has some issues. Game does have full locomotion, but no turning (you have to turn IRL). You grab items with your left hand with trigger and your right hand has a flashlight. You have an automatic inventory system. I, honestly, would consider this game a horror walking simulator in VR with very light puzzle elements. It's more just exploring the house, finding items, hearing spooky noises, and yeah, jumpscares. I actually enjoyed the jumpscares in this game, I think they were well done and not over done. Unfortunately, some of the scares were not sychronized well with the location of the player or where the player is looking so some happen behind you or right in the corner of your view. The good news is that the type of scares are varied. I took over an hour to finish the game, mostly because of game issues I experienced. I had a bug that progressively got worse as I went along. It took me a while to figure out how to get around it. The issue I was having is that my Touch controllers would be very wonky grabbing items, such as door handles. Eventually, it didn't work at all, even after several restarts. I figured out that starting straight from Steam VR cures this issue. The game does have 4 endings, but I'm not sure it's exciting enough to play more than once just to get alternate endings. I think most people can get to 1 ending in 30-60 minutes, depending on how much you explore. I thought the ending I did get to was kind of abrupt ... I was WTF, that was it? Rate 6/10. Really good atmosphere, I actually felt some scares which is rare for me. However, there were too many issues in gameplay to give a higher recommendation.
Personally I don't see what all the negative hype is with this game. I took a chance and got it myself because I'm a huge fan of horror and VR. This game was great. I really enjoyed it and can't wait to show it off to my friends and family. In my opinion the price tag is worth it for the entertainment I will be getting from show casing this game to others. During my own time playing it there where moments of suspense and terror that gave me the quick shock and even goosebumps. If you're a fan of VR and horror together give this game a shot. The locomotion take a little time to get used to but once you've adapted and get used to it, the game is a fun play through. I hope this helps those who are reconsidering the purchase due to its "mixed" reviews.
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