VR: Vacate the Room (Virtual Reality Escape)

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Sehr gut gemachter Escape Room mit einigen interessanten kleinen Rätseln. Auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Valve Index controllers/RTX2060Super hmmmm. for me it was Ok. Certainly not the best escape room, but also not the worst. There are two rounds in the same room. The first round is pretty easy if you found all the fuses, but I had trouble locating the red fuse as it was IMHO out of the VR 'boundary' of the room to actually be able to get it, and I had to restart the game as the letter with the code for the second vault just vanished after I dropped it. The second round only made sense if you actually got the 'yellow' cube and knew what it meant, but IMHO there were just too many possibilities and with that I didn't like it, that one should have had a simpel primer before needing to use it to the fullest. Also I don't like endings where I really have to exit the game through the steam 'exit game'. There should have been an option to quit the game or go back to the main screen, with a quit button there. I give it a 6 out of 10. I think I got it at a sale for 2,17 euro and I think that's just enough.. I hope he learned from this first game, so I'm looking forward to playing the VR Vacate the Room 2. I'll select 'Recommend: YES' as I think 'Recommend: NO' would be too harsh.

it was a horibal game

this GAME WAS FUN. WORTH IT

This was a fun 10, maybe 15 minute (if you get stumped) game that needs room space to play. it is a basic as it comes but it was fun for a beginner room escape. As the note says, find the fuses, find the letters, find the keys (in some order) I think (hope) i got this on sale as I think the price point is high but back in the day (2016) we were all thirsty for games like this!

有点无聊，不怎么好玩

Older but solid escape the room experience. Graphics show their age, but performance is excellent. There is no smooth locomotion or teleporting, you have to physically move around the room and search for items and clues. Best thing about this game, is that the puzzles work as intended. There is no "am i doing something wrong or is the game bugged?" feel. If nothing is happening, is because you still need to do something, and really everything is laid in front of us from the start. Took me 20-30 min to finish the game, so a short experience but enteretaining and cheap one (i got it on sale). Puzzles go from finding hidden object and using them where they are needed, to simple logic puzzles. Id say easy to mid difficulty. Recommended even in 2024, understanding that this is an older, cheap (wait for a sale) and short escape the room game that mechanically works as intended, anyone that likes escape the room games should try this just for funsies.

First of all, this game is very basic. VERY basic. The controls are crude at best and uncomfortable. The "programmer" expects you to crawl on the ground and stretch up high. There's objects hidden in places you can't see without glitching through the walls and objects. And there's other objects that are impossible to see high up if you're below 1,90m tall. Also it is basically expected that you at least have roomscale of 4 by 4 meters. Unless you live in a huge house, you're not going to have that kind of VR space. I would call this neither a game nor an experience. Just a rip-off. The only thing you get out of playing this, is a new prescription for glasses. This sack of cr*p gets a 1/10 from me.

Only room scale support, my playing area is slightly smaller, therefore I cannot play this... I wouldn`t recommended it unless you have the full size play area.