
You awake gradually. You are in a dark cell. You are drifting in and out of consciousness between bouts of violent hallucinations. You are physically weak and have no memory of who you are or why you are here. You are alone and you are scared, very scared. The voices in your head tell you that you should be.
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Pretty basic, you can beat it in 15 minutes, and the controls aren't great on Meta Quest 3. Still, it's playable, it's free, and it's fairly entertaining. There are definitely better free VR games on Steam, but it's so short you might as well just give it a try if you like VR horror games.
Okay its too dark didntplay for long it seems they relied on one button to move i cant rotato making me actial hit some things so please fix and make it work right im willing to come back if theres a gain update
wmr ok
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Not bad for a free game. Pretty scary. It has it's fair share of glitches. Oh boy. Lots of glitches. The control system felt clunky and awkward. I could only put things into my inventory in the tutorial. In game, no such luck. I kept losing the darn key because it wouldn't go into my inventory, so I'd just have to carry it in my hand the whole time and then I'd bump it against something unknowingly and drop it by accident and have to go look for it in the dark, while trying to hide and being hunted. (Sigh) It's like amnesia towards the end. Turn your light off and hide. Played and beat in about half an hour. All in all, I'd still recommend it if your broke and just want a survival horror to play. Again, it's free. So I can't complain too much.
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