Nevrosa: Escape

[h1]Nevrosa: Escape[/h1] Um jogo interessante em realidade virtual, pra quem curte puzzles, achei que eles foram feitos do jeito certo pois não são nada muito complexo, na verdade em sua maioria são bem simples de se resolver. Também tem pelo menos 4 finais presentes, então vc sempre pode dar um replay antes da parte final pra ver todos eles. No geral minha experiência foi ótima, só tenho uma única critica é que por se tratar de um jogo Room-scale, na qual vc mesmo caminha pelo ambiente, se você jogar em um ambiente pequeno pode ter dificuldade em alcançar algumas coisas especificas do jogo, acredito que a maioria da sua gameplay vai até que de boa mesmo se vc tiver em um espaço pequeno, mas tem um ou dois negócios ali que pode te fazer querer ir andar um pouco mais longe pra alcançar então tome muito cuidado e vá com calma pois pode acabar se machucando se bater em algo, eu não sei se tem um jeito de pegar objetos de longe, pois geralmente isso resolve esse tipo de problema, mas parece que pra esse jogo não tem, então fica o aviso ai.

Wohl eines der besten Escape-Room Spiele die ich gespielt habe, und das auch noch mit Deutschen Texten... so muß das sein. Grafisch sieht das Spiel schon verdammt gut aus, gerade was die Objekte angeht. Die Spinnen sind schon echt Ekelig Animiert, so das das Spiel wohl nichts für Arachnophobiker sein wird. Die Rätsel sind zum Teil echt knifflig, wenn ich da gerade an das Maus-Rätsel denke. Was mir nicht ganz so gut gefallen hat, sind die kleinen Action Sequenzen. Die fand ich etwas fummelig und verbuggt. Im "Nebelspinnen" Level zum Beispiel hat öfters mal das Nachladen der Pistole nicht mehr funktioniert. Da hat dann nur noch ein beenden und neustart des Spiels geholfen. Auch fand ich gerade in dem Level das Einstellen der Teleporter Frequenz am nervigsten. Es gibt auch mehrere Enden, wobei man drei davon jedoch in der Schlußszene durch verschiedene Taten Triggern kann. Abgesehen von den Action Szenen hat mir das Spiel echt gut gefallen. Wenn nun der Nachfolger "Nevrosa - Primal Ritual" endlich Deutsche Texte bekommt, würde ich es mir direkt kaufen.

Very short, but fun VR puzzle game. ~30min

I had to look up a guide to even figure out how to use my controller

This game uses your room scale for the puzzles, so there is no "manual" teleporting, the game moves you around when you finish the puzzles in the area. All the puzzles where pretty straight forward and fair. There are 4 endings all decided on what you choose to do at the end. You get a text overview of what your actions caused, and you can easily reload after any ending so you can skip most of the game and make a different choice so you can see and read all the endings quickly. My only annoyances was that you have to collect 4 items to get one of the endings and i had to use Advanced VR settings to move my playspace and be able to reach one of them, AND... During the shooting section, I could NOT reload the pistol, i played using the vive wands and i could not find where to press to reload the gun, lucky you can use your hands, otherwise it would have been pretty game breaking. Got it on sale and took me 2hrs to do all the puzzles and see and read all the endings, probably should be a little less as i finished the whole game twice (way faster the 2nd time already knowing the puzzles), instead of just reloading the last scenes. Overall a great escape the room game, good atmosphere good story.

Im am currently enjoying Nevrosa: Escape very much. If you want creepy, but not 'jump-scary' horror and mystery, this is the game for you.

Don't play it. I tried and the game immediately broke. I couldn't progress and nobody else had any solutions. 85% of the time I played was troubleshooting, since it didn't want to start either

The escape room aspect of the game and the puzzles were fun with some variation. That said once you get understand the quirk of each puzzle it is fairly easy to rush through. Finding the multiple endings was enjoyable and I felt great that I did so. That said there were very frustrating moments regarding sensor movement where I wasn't moving and the game was or I couldn't let go of items. I did pull through but my largest gripe was the room size aspect. The game expects you to have a larger space for movement and it, so far as I have been able to find, is necessary to get one of the endings. I found myself unable to complete an ending because I physically could not reach the required item, it being a foot or so away. There was no way for me to get closer so I am stuck with 1 ending incomplete.

Unplayable. Firstly, you better have plenty of space, because you need about 10x10ft. No movement controls at all. I heard the controls are pretty bad in general, but I wouldn't know, I don't have an empty room that big. If you don't have a lot of space to walk around, just don't buy it.

So first of all I've played only 0.2h due to poor controls. I've tried 3 times to recalibrate my VR, I've even made multiple height measures but I can't reach items on floor. No f*cking way I'd be able to grab something. Multiple times my items kept flying away from my reach without option to grab them. Also I am left handed to I expect game to have double-handed controls at least in main menu. Okay, I can expect that in normal game controls are designed for right-handed, but in main menu where you need only one button? So keep in mind I am not talking about experience of the game because I COULDN"T ENJOY PLAYING IT with those controls. PS. I have HTC Vive Pro Eye if anyone is interested in that info.