The Villa: Allison's Diary

No challenge. Nice graphics. Few jumps. 15min. Would you Dev give this a yes. Series never attracted. Dev is talented but gave little for finale.

Certainly the best of the 3 games so far. Horror games and VR really work well together

The concluding episode of the trilogy. Although the total length of all three episodes only amounts to about 2 hours game play, with The Hospital and The Villa coming in at about 30 minutes each and The Cathedral at about 1 hour, I have found the series entertaining. Although the overall quality of the three locations is fairly low and the story line forgettable the combination of very slow movement, reliance on torchlight and a very effective sound track induces a real feeling of vulnerability in the player which when combined with the effective use of jump scares results in a truly scary experience. If that is what you are looking for then this is for you.

This is the best part I really enjoyed, but shame that it is so short :(

6€ für 13 Minuten Langeweile. Nicht gruselig, Jumpscares sind auch vorhersehbar. Der schwächste Teil der Trilogie und die ist allgemein schon nicht so pralle. https://youtu.be/zlbR5EcXyp4

I like this and the first one best, because they are just like a straight up haunted house experience. No puzzles, no fighting, just explore and get scared. Sure, I love really challenging games with all that, but I'd really like some more, truly scary, haunted house style, walking sims. Affected : The Manor, The Bellows, The Haunted Graveyard, all kinda do it. But I'd really like something bigger, longer and scarier. When I want more of a challenge, Ghost Town Mine Ride & Shootin' Gallery, Paranormal Activity, Hordez and Arizona Sunshine are there for that.

Sadly I didn't know the order of the games so I started with this one first. Had some good jumpscares, the little flashbacks were nice to see. Graphics were pretty decent. The use of sounds/ music made it pretty suspensful. Don't think I've seen everything from the villa, or perhaps I am too traumatized to remember. Bought it as a package and was decent worth for its money.

Nice little horror vr experience, playable on Oculus Quest 2. You get to explore the rooms in an old haunted building. Exploration is fairly linear and the experience is short, around 15 minutes or so. Graphics are good, the settings are immersive, and the game is capable of working in room-scale if you have enough space to walk around. I got a bundle of 3 of these games in a sale for £3.00 if you don't mind a bit of vr horror then this is probably worth a look at.

So this one out of the three was for sure the best made and it did not make me feel motion sick, cause the Cathedral after an hour did. So there was an improvement in that area. Also, the graphics in this one were pretty good in my opinion. The atmosphere was really good. The scary factor was so so, some jump scares, but really what makes a VR horror game scary is not really the jump scares themselves, but the audio that builds up the atmosphere or sometimes lack of it and if well synchronised with the visuals, you can create some interesting horror experiences. I think also the animation of the 3D models is essential, they look too synthetic in movement, the developer needs to work in that area to make the models more natural. That bird in the beginning scared me the most of the lot, he appeared very real and good timing, that sort of thing is required. I recommend you buy this on sale to support the developer, so that they can make something even better, cause they have potential, but nobody becomes a master at once. It is a journey.

One of the best Vr horror games we have ever played..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTAWKbcN-tM