No Way Out - A Dead Realm Tale

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So, let me preface this by saying, here's my youtube channel, my twitch channel, my tiwtter, my instagram, my vine, my tick tock, and all my other links like every other review here has done. Also btw A/S/L on my myspace, hmu. Jokes aside, The games controls were abysmal, the fact that you made a VR game and are saying the VR controllers don't work for your VR game is so absurd, that I can barely put it into words, but I will try. Your graphics are decent, but I almost couldn't tell, because even at maximum brightness, 90% of the background and scenery is pitch black and unviewable. The game is like 30 minutes long from start to finish? For 20 dollars? That's insane. At least tell me you're planning to release more content or something, how can you sell a fully finished game, there's no EA tag or anything, that has 30 minutes of content for $20? I have 2 hours of playtime on my account because I sat there and ate lasagna for 20 minutes and fumbled around with garbage VR controls for another 30ish. Then because the guidance in the game is so bad, I died repeatedly until I somehow managed to figure out that there was a hidden mechanic that you guys refused to make clear like how if you went the wrong way, you died. Why not just prevent someone from going where they're not supposed to instead of repeatedly killing them without reason until they somehow stumble upon the right path.

Here's my embarrissing reaction to this game if anyones interested https://youtu.be/Pt1slGibI70 If you wanna induce labor, you dont need medication just play this game while pregnant. I finally found out what I sound like when primal fear is coarsing through my veins and i feel as though my life is threatened and let me tell you, it didnt sound pretty. Gameplay wise other than the sheer terror I noticed that the controls are a little wonky, i tried to use the vive controllers, and instead of them allowing you to actually press down on the thumb pads they make you use the touch pad witch is very finicky. Other than the controls the story and gameplay seem good. Game Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClAxGRMIQ6cfZ1bLM75eSyQ

Don't buy, horrible controls. Bought it thinking I could use the Native Vive controllers. When I got in-game, I found that wasn't the case. Couldn't figure out how to move. Mouse and keyboard were doing nothing. The next day I decided to give it another chance. I saw on the store page that it now said Vive controllers were not supported (even though in-game they're are controller mappings). I probably missed it when I bought it. So I get in-game, finally moving around with mouse and keyboard. I pick up some book and it tells me I need to investigate the downstairs bathroom. So I'm like, okay, lets go down there. That's when I discovered that I COULDN'T PUT THE BOOK DOWN! No matter what I tried, pressing E like how I picked it up, pressing ESC, ENTER, F, Q, nothing was working. The book simply would not get out of my face. I'm writing this review right before I request my refund. I was hoping for a good halloween game for my Vive. This one was a let down. Maybe I should just give Arizona Sunshine another playthrough.

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I play A LOT of scary VR games for YouTube but THIS ONE scared me SO BADLY!! I loved the aspect of the torch being your puzzle timer & the graphics are scarily gorgeous!! I felt like I was in a real Haunted House. Overall recommend this game to anyone who likes a good scare or wants to scare their friends with it! If you want to see me play it, here's a video I posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEEg1TFeO08

Horror games are my favorite , So was very exited for finally another one. Oh and horror it is, When i started playing i got like 3 mini heartattacks allready and then in the elevator i see the game had just to begin. I use an xbox controller to play this game and works very well. Smooth turning , walk speed ( fastest is still little slow ) , fantastic graphics and really creepy atmosphere... reminds me of Layers of Fear but in Vr. Only here u can die. I found that out the hard way. That was also the time i needed to take of the headset for some moments bcs my hands got to sweaty. This game is good , no doubt about that but if the character could walk a little faster would be better for my heart. I own alot horror games on diff headsets , but this one for what i can see till now is very very good , specially bcs i played like 15 min and allready needed a break from it. Gonna let my wife play it on Halloween. Lets see who will scream like a little girl then :@ Recommended : 100% Played on Oculus with xbox controller.

Good game just has many bugs Also to play this with keyboard without a VR just change the boot.config file vr-enabled value to '0' in the managed folder inside the game directory -credit GalaxyKid for this, works normal on keyboard just low mouse sensitivity, and use Q to open the map.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Keyboard & Mouse [/h1] This is a tough game to review because there's some very good elements here, but mixed in with some horrible game design decisions. At the end of the day, I think this game is certainly not worth $20 and even at $9.99 during the Steam Winter Sale 2018, it's just a neutral recommendation from me. I think this game is only for those who just love Horror games in VR and just want something a little different. Those who just want to reward a dev for trying to make something ambitious, even if they kind of fell flat on their faces. I decided to use keyboard & mouse after trying Touch controllers and Xbox controllers (360 + one). It seriously took me a little longer than 30 minutes just messing with the controls before deciding that keyboard & mouse are the best. If you want motion controllers and roomscale in your VR games, just pass on this. Motion controllers do work, but they are basically only used as gamepads. I couldn't get the Xbox controllers to work properly, so at the end of the day, KBM was the way to go for me. There's full locomotion and smooth turning with KBM. Opening doors is probably less clunky with KBM as you have to move and press E to get those doors to open. You press on the shift key to go faster, although you never move really that fast and the difference in speed is just barely noticeable. The graphics & atmosphere were the best part of this game. I have no idea why you're in this haunted house, but it felt creepy being in there. I had game on fantastic and it looked good and ran smoothly for me. The use of light and dark was well done in this game. The only graphical issue I had was that there was clipping in between doors and some walls, but you basically have to run into them to notice it so it wasn't that big of a deal. Most of the 3D model assets were good, except for like the mice or the spiders, which looked run of the mill to me. However, the details in the surroundings is really what I enjoyed such as the artwork hanging in the walls or the statues, etc. The sound work was okay. The voice acting was acceptable. However, I did notice the sound levels were uneven in spots. If you put it on surround sound in the options, then you do get a bit of the spatial audio and it was done okay for the most part. There are jump scares. I liked them as they weren't overdone. However, there was some frustrating puzzle elements. So this is NOT an escape room, although it does have puzzles intermingled with the chase mechanic. Basically, you light the torch and you have to keep it lighted to keep the bad guys away. That doesn't always work as you can run into some ghosts that don't care that you have a torch so you have to avoid them .... via trial and error. In the end, that's probably the biggest mark against this game, other than the bad controls, is that a lot of the game here is just trial and error. You will die and die and die again, until you figure out what exactly the game wants you to do. I don't like that type of mechanic and I imagine most people don't. The story was there, but you don't really notice it. Mostly, you're just trying to get out. There is some talk about some incident at the house and a murder(s). I was too busy just trying to find the correct pathing and solving those dumb memorization puzzles that the story didn't really make any impact on me. I was just happy to see the end. Whole thing took me less than 2 hours. [b]Rate 5/10. I didn't refund the game, but I really wanted to early on. I don't know, i did end up having some fun. It's definitely a memorable experience, both good and bad. I don't think I have played a VR game like it before. I definitely liked the horror elements, just didn't like the game mechanics or controls.[/b]

“No Way Out” is a VR puzzle horror game where the player is forced into the shoes of a lone wanderer inside a haunted mansion from the game “Dead Realm.” The game sets its tone pretty well in the opening sequence with well used sounds and audio effects to set the player at unease. The game then forces the player to learn its mechanics quickly by the use of a torch as a sort of puzzle timer. This creates a tension that is further added upon by the fact that the run speed for the player just doesn’t feel quite fast enough, so time feels more limited and mistakes are far more punishable. Once the player reaches the safe zone in the game, they then are told by a ghost as to what is happening in the mansion that you are in. The remaining puzzle sequences are fun and a little bit of a challenge from here on. One of my more favorite puzzles is having to use one the very horrors of the mansion to your advantage in order to finish the game. To add onto this, there are several hidden scares in the game that can catch the player off guard an constantly leave them at unease even when they’re in the safe zones. Overall “No Way Out” is a well done horror experience along with good puzzle design, well made visuals, and horrifying sounds that makes it a well made horror experience.