
Organ Quarter is a VR survival horror game built from the ground-up for hand-tracked virtual reality. Explore labyrinthine environments, engage in tense combat, carefully manage your resources and solve horrifying puzzles in this homage to the slow, methodical survival horror experiences of the '90s
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
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There is just something special about this game, as even after a long time since beating it, I still think about it hoping that I'll be able to experience something like it again. Organ Quarter and combined with the fact that it's a VR game, exudes a sense of atmosphere that I've never seen before. The environments in this game either range from overly claustrophobic rooms filled with piss and human flesh, to jaw dropping and vast vistas that looks phenomenal on my PSVR2 headset. I'll never forget the moment where I stumbled into the nightclub and its dancing monsters, or the room that is filled with what seems to be the living quarters of human test subjects, or the dark deep caves of the underground and its large machinery. And the music is top notch, it compliments this game atmosphere perfectly with tracks such as "AquaductOfGlass" and "PaleViolet" giving a sense of dread that I've never felt before when exploring these environments. However, even with all this praise, I still can't lie to you and say that this game is flawless. First off there's a bunch of problems, such as the constant frame drops on my RTX3070TI and Ryzen 7700x rig, outdated VR game design, and the slow movement speed which makes backtracking more frustrating near the end of the game. But even with all this jank, it is still a fantastic survival horror adventure, and I highly recommend you try it out, as there is nothing like it in VR.
If you are looking for a good survival horror that reminds you of classic Silent hill or even resident evil then look no further. Although the game was a tad short, I still would recommend this game as it has been one of the few indie vr games that has caught my attention. If you love classic survival horror and own a vr and not own this game, then you are doing yourself a disservice. I would love to see the devs create a similar experience while improving upon what has been done in organ quarter whether or not it is a sequal or even another style of survival horror.
My playthrough was 8.5 hours long (I just assumed I beat it because there was a long red screen with no credits or anything) here are my thoughts: For a very early VR game, this game is very surprising, in that it has a decently long runtime, is well designed, and does not hold anything back for the sake of VR. This is a survival horror game similar to resident evil or silent hill. the gameplay loop is very engaging and fun, and the game can be very tense and scary at times. the atmosphere is consistently great. The game's story is very interesting, and is not exactly told directly, making the game feel as if you're living through a real place and piecing things together, instead of just sitting through a narrative. I had some problems with the game that held it back for me however. the main problem for me was the walking speed. a game like this requires a lot of backtracking, and unfortunately the walking speed is so slow that it can take an annoyingly long time to get somewhere, especially if you need to travel across the map for something optional. The game desperately needed a sprint button. In terms of specific problems, [spoiler] the spitting enemy was able to spit through objects, making it feel impossible to shield yourself from damage, as you'd expect to be able to. There was also a moment in the university level where it was impossible to continue without walking through the damaging flesh, which felt unfair to figure out and be forced to do. [/spoiler] Overall the game is decent and worth playing for those who love horror games. 6.5/10 (where 5 is average)
Extremely original and obviously crafted with love. A cohesive and modern, yet retro art style that suits the game perfectly. Disgusting. Creepy. Scary. Darkly humorous. Very adult. Tough puzzles. Utterly insane. I loved it--probably more than I should have. Not for everyone, but if you're a bit weird, a fan of horror, or grew up playing games like Silent Hill or Resident Evil on PS1, you should give it a go.
No. For me its no. Some bugs, some borring things, some issues, VERY SLOW walking and final BOSS. And no achievement for hard difficulty. I would like to make a refund, but i cant. You can try it, maybe you will like it more, them me, cause... I dont know. Last boss was the last drop of my patince. Thanks to developers, offcourse, but its nothing similar to silent hill and its kinda empty and boring.
I remain fascinated by 2017's Organ Quarter because I haven't completed it. Organ Quarter occupies a strange space among horror games; it has an a strange story to unravel, offers macabre puzzles and obstacles, and the exploration of nightmare environments excel in VR. The low-fi graphic style works. It hits different. I will get this played. I will explore the crazy.
Well that one was goooooooood. Almost 7 hours a fun. If you like the Cronenberg movies, this ♥♥♥♥ is for you. A decent survival horror game with great atmosphere. It just had an update and some less good things have been fixed. I know it's from 2016 so the graphics could be a little better here and then, still it creates a very strange and spooky atmosphere. It also could be a little more difficult but overall, great game! I definitely want another VR game made by those developers.
This game is heavily inspired by Silent Hill and other old school survival horror games. I find the original Silent Hill series to be too scary for me to play, so you can imagine how I feel about this. If you think you can handle the spooks, I highly recommend it, as the game itself is absolutely fantastic.
По скринам думал это симулятор ходьбы, но нет, это полноценный сурвайвл хоррор, со стрельбой, инвентарем, даже 4d сундук в сейф румах есть, чудо! За фишку с возможностью самому ставить отметке на карте отдельное спасибо, тактильности добавляет отменно.
A great mix of classic survival horror games wrapped up in a VR game. There are a lot of nostalgia checks this game nails. The game is fairly buggy, a few graphical bugs and the game sometimes locks up into a black abyss through load screens. However! This a GREAT VR game for what it is, if you're a fan of the genre and the classics, then you should 100% get this one.
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