
Explore the haunted halls of the infamous Atlas Theater, a 1940’s era movie palace that played host to a shocking Hollywood tragedy. Solve intricate puzzles, discover startling artifacts, and evade sinister forces to uncover the twisted truth behind the theater’s dark history.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 24 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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We are the new manager of the Atlas Theater. How hard can the first day be? In The Atlas Mystery we are the new manager of the old Atlas Theater. The game takes place in 1951, and we are tied up in a supernatural murder mystery. The game is an adventure, escape room game, with a deep story to unfold. You will be exploring the large Atlas Theater, running into escape room puzzles to move on. As you find clues to dig into the dark past of the Atlas Theater. I have played many escape room games, and never felt so immerged into the world as with this game. From the amazing graphics and sounds, to the very interactive environment. The Atlas will draw you into its world. This is also one of the largest environments escape room games I have ever played. With smooth locomotion and turning and room scaling, you will feel like you are really in the Atlas. The game also supports snap turn and teleport, for those without VR legs yet. The puzzles are fun and make you think, and will have you exploring for clues. The Atlas is a beautiful crafted world, and will have you breathless as you discover new areas. Other escape room games I have played, have you confined to a small area. Then load you into a new level to solve. With The Atlas Mystery, you are in a large open seamless world to move around in and solve problems. I can not express how good it feels to wonder around in the Atlas, there is just so much to see and do. If you like murder mysteries, exploring, escape room puzzles and interacting with the world, this is the next big escape room title. You do not want to miss this VR experience. Welcome to the Atlas, will you escape? Take a look at my preview here. https://youtu.be/IE98LDRepZ8
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A fun puzzle game! I love escape rooms, both in real life and VR, and this definitely is scratching the puzzle-solving itch. The theater was very creepy and atmospheric, and the puzzles were on theme and different from the usual escape room stuff. They were just complicated enough that I really had to think, but I never got frustrated or had to look up a hint. I'm kind of a wimp, but fortunately there were no jump scares or anything like that, just a creepy feeling throughout. I enjoyed reading all the documents and finding out all about the mystery and murder, and the history behind the theater and who my character was supposed to be. My only complaint would be that I wish there was more! It's about the same length as most of the puzzle games I've played on my Quest though, so I understand that this is pretty typical, but if they add more content to the game I will definitely be back for that. If you like games like Red Matter, The Room VR, or Moss, you should enjoy this!
Great VR puzzle adventure game with varied puzzles, a good setting with a nice background story. Not the longest game ever but I still enjoyed it very much.
It is a pretty decent VR Escape Room set in atmospheric old cinema. Lasts 2-3 hours, which is reasonable for this genre. Most of its puzzles are original and fit neatly into the game's theme. They are not very difficult, but I've ended up stuck twice, due to not paying enough attention to the surroundings. Item handling is relatively smooth for a fully physics-based interactions, but there are still some minor jank going on. Visuals are slightly below modern standards: some parts look ok, but most are lacking HD textures and proper lighting. Overall I quite enjoyed the game and finished it in one sitting. Works on Reverb G2 with native OpenXR
Love the game. The controls on my PICO 4 was spot on. I like that it has all the necessary navigational methods for a proper VR game. I played this game sitting down and mostly had no issue. Puzzles were a little easy for me but not overwhelmingly easy. It's a good stress relief for an hour or two. It's a little short. Wished it was a little longer.
So it is like ehmm, ehh, sooo, like... ok i guess?
Either the newest update of the game or updating to Windows 11 finally allowed me to play the game I bought about a year ago. If you experienced hands glued to the ground in the game, maybe this helps you, too, and maybe you want to buy it again if you refunded it for that reason - because the game is actually really good and for me worth the wait. Great atmosphere, a captivating mystery to resolve and puzzles that are not too easy but also don't get you stuck for hours on end, all accompanied by a perfectly matching sound track. Some minor nuisances with the controls and handling (not as smooth as some other similar games, seated position is too higher, standing position too low - means it's not a hundred percent comfortable to play), I would totally recommend the game. It gets a bit creepy towards the end, but there are no jump scares - so nothing to worry about if this isn't your thing. Took me about two and a half hours to complete, I don't think a first playthrough is possible in much less than one and half unless you're some sort of puzzle game prodigy. The puzzles may seem a bit artificial at first, that actually makes sense in the story of the game.
Clunky interface--grabbing and/or dropping occurs seemingly randomly.
Ein schön gemachtes und interessantes Rätselspiel, was mir gut gefallen hat. Die Spielzeit ist mit ca. 2 Stunden relativ kurz. Ich bin auch über einige nervige Bugs und Glitches gestolpert. Es scheint nicht gut optimiert zu sein. Aber alles in allem ein gutes Spiel für alle Escape Room und Rätselfans.
Fun "Escape Room" type puzzle game, a genre which works really well in VR. Puzzles are clever without being too obtuse, which is a really fine line to walk. Only complaint I really have is that it's rather short.
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