Whispers from Within: Moving On

[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/2Rh0n2RFvW4 I'm giving this a neutral recommendation. I would describe this as a walking simulator / exploration game. It sort of reminded me of Gone Home ... a poor man's Gone Home. There just isn't much depth here. While the game is narrative driven, the narrative is paper thin. Really, it's mostly finding keys to unlock doors or finding hidden picture frames to place in a container. I found the core gameplay loop to be tedious and uninspired. A good walking simulator will have simple, but meaningful interactions that make you feel like part of the story. Looking for the hidden keys / picture frames just makes you want to get out ASAP. The best part of this experience is actually the two mini-episodes playing on the TVs in VR. Warning: one of them only plays half of it and after you advance the game, you can see the second half of the episode. So be careful to watch both halves as they start looping and make you think there isn't more to the story. This game is running on the Unity Engine. You have full locomotion and snap turning. You have a comfort vignette on by default, so once you start the game, just pause and you can turn it off in the settings (you can't turn it off at the start menu). The game was running at a steady 90 frames per second on my 1060 GTX. It only costs $5 USD and I got it on sale for $4 USD. I'm not sure it's worth it though. Maybe if you have nostalgia for cheap episodes inspired by the Twilight Zone series I can recommend it for you. [b]Rate 5/10.I would have preferred to have watched the TV mini-episodes on YouTube. They are the only reason I'm giving this game a neutral recommendation, instead of a negative one. [/b]

If you're an older gamer that liked twilight zone like I did, I suggest this game. The story is haunting. The mix of VR and the way the story unfolds has stuck with me. I'm a father of two boys so it was hard to shake the experience after playing. Its really not enough to call it a game. The story is best told through the experience of playing it. Don't spoil the story!

Really haunting (and moving) game. Gameplay itself is pretty punishing (hidden object & endlessly trying doors and drawers), but the atmosphere and enigma of it kept me interested. 40 minutes long.

This is not a game, but rather a story telling experience that needs to be polished a bit, in my opinion, specally on how its progression works. NO SPOILERS it but you start in an almost empty house, and are trying to "let go" by searching for items in an empty house. As you advance you have to find keys to unlock doors and move forward. I didnt quite enjoy the "find hidden key to advance" and only get an audio hint of where it is. Hitboxes to open and close the drawers and doors is somewhat small, i had to click and click until i found the sweetspot. (This is being worked on by the dev) Aside from this issues, the story is well told, but imo the pace is ruined if you take too long to find the next key to advance the story... which is why i didnt enjoy the way the mechanics work. But still, the main thing, the story was, pretty jarring, and emotional, and i... well i didnt like it because its sad, but its not bad you know??? Thats why i think its worth the Positive recommendation. Performance was All right with a gtx1080. Index controllers dont work at the moment, but this is being worked on too. I finished it in ~40min, but im sure it could/should be completed in way less, maybe ~20-30min

For the first 5 minutes I didn't like this game. I didn't know what I was supposed to do and the house environment seemed so bare. But the game kind of led me around and dropped some breadcrumbs that kind of made it feel like I was exploring on my own, but I knew what I was doing after about 10 minutes and I felt like I figured it out. There's more than meets the eye to the game, and it feels more like some kind of "VR visual novel" than a game. The story short and emotional, so be prepared for that, but it's got kind of an eerie supernatural sense to it, but nothing as straightforward as ghosts or monsters. - I got one of two possible endings, somehow I made a choice in the game that I didn't even realize was a choice. At only 30 minutes, maybe I'll play it again and look for places to make different decisions. Overall, not too bad for $2.

I helped the dev with this game in BETA testing and it came A LONG way. Very proud of the work he did with the input that was given. Helped him to get this game working with the Vive wands. i HIGHLY recommend this game and hope to see MORE of this series from this developer! I did a playthrough on my youtube at https://youtu.be/Hl-QSeSi9xc

Doesn't work on index at this point. Looks cool though

BepInExとXUnity.AutoTranslator-BepInEx-5.2.0でメニューなどを日本語に自動翻訳が可能。 トワイライト・ゾーンにインスパイアされたという説明文を見て購入。1時間もあればクリア出来ます。写真を探して箱に入れろという指示がスマホに来るので、家の中を歩いてその通りにすればゲームが進行しまが、スライド移動なので酔いやすいかも。ゲーム内のテレビで見れる実写の短編ドラマが2本入っていますが、英語字幕も出ないしヒアリングが苦手なので話の意味がボンヤリとしかわかりませんでした。ゲームの方もあっさり終わって拍子抜けしたし、正直言ってイマイチな内容でしたが、セール価格の200円程度ならまあ妥当かと。定価ではおすすめしません。

(Vive) По итогу скорее да, в основном из-за добротно сделанного интерьера и хорошего взаимодействия с объектами. Но я почему-то ожидала от привью погружения в историю, где твое участие номинально, зато много чего рассказывают. А на деле это просто активная/скучная искалка-бродилка по локации, и историю можно приделать любую. Жаль, я такое люблю. Хорошие примеры жанра, правда, с уклоном в триллер: бесплатные Insanity VR, Letzte Worte и стоящая во всех смыслах A Chair in a Room.