WRONGED

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Really enjoyed this! It was dark, opressive, unsettling to play, uncertainty around every corner. There was a bit where I didn't really understand why one item didn't work where I thought it would, but that's a minor squibble. The entire experience was really chilling. There's also a hint of a story somewhere in there but I only had one ending as of this review. All in all, a great short event with multiple endings and ways to do things. Think Anatomy, but with a bit more game innit.

I was disappointed with this game. The ambience is pretty good - even though there are no actual threats or monsters, I felt on edge while playing this. The audio effects are especially good. However I thought the lighting was a bit too dim, to the point where I sometimes had problems navigating. What ruined it for me, though, is the fact that it's possible to play this game wrong, which is what I did. The game wants you to play in a certain way and do things in the correct order, otherwise you simply won't progress and will have to start over. Some items will only spawn after you've done another task, which I found odd. The game gives you very little instruction and it was not clear what my goal was, so I ended up wandering around aimlessly a lot. I also had some issues with bugs. An item I needed spawned, but suddenly disappeared without me being able to collect it. There was also a locked door which, after I obtained the key and unlocked it, still wouldn't open. Looking through the walkthrough I see that I was supposed to be able to open the washer, but I tried several times and it didn't open. This could be a hitbox issue. All in all I think this game had potential, but my experience was that there were too many issues for me to be able to enjoy it.

[h1]The three eyes of wisdom[/h1] A weird low polygon adventure in a horror house. You start in the basement after your childbirth giving and now that the baby is screaming you have to feed it and wash it to make it comfortably. But wait. You can also feed your left arm to it or find a knife in the kitchen to kill it immediately. The story turns into a dark horror of mysteries and puzzles solveable just with household items. It climaxes into changing your eyeballs in the sink just with a pair of scissors. That must be dark humor like in "Minority Report".

[b]Revised: 11/08/2019[/b] WRONGED is a short, low-poly horror game that features several puzzles and a total of four endings. You wake up in a basement, alone with nothing but a crying baby and a trail of blood-covered notes that give you a vague idea of what to do for the first few steps of the game. However, after a while the notes stop leading and you're left to wander a dark, three-story house in dead silence while fumbling around for a way to complete the game. There are a total of four endings, and overall while achieving all of them the game lasts anywhere from 30-60 minutes. The allure of this title is predominately its low-poly, pixelated art style. Most games that feature this type of rendering generally turn out to be pretty amazing; IMSCARED instantly comes to mind. I initially was unable to recommend this game due to a formidable softlock that would render the game impossible to complete if playing out of the intended solution sequence. However, the developer and I spoke via PM and he issued a same-day patch that, after testing myself, fixed the problem. This is very commendable, as it's not often that I find developers who actually do this and it does show that Joshua Roland cares about his release. With all that said and while the tagline on the store page touts that WRONGED carries an "oppressive horror atmosphere", in reality there is no atmosphere to speak of; unless you count deathlike silence and a 2-foot light radius as scary and oppressive. There's no danger, no monsters, no real coherent story. Just aimless wandering coupled with trial and error to figure out how to finish the game one way or another. Ironing out the bugs is a step in the right direction, but there is still work to be done. Wandering around the game in utter silence for so long does more to kill the mood, and it could simply be fixed by adding at least one free audio track. [h1]Rating: [b]2.0/5.0[/b] - It's not awful, but it's not great.[/h1] The Horror Network [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28221963/]Curator[/url] | [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/thehorrornetwork]Group[/url] Click for Gore

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[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Xbox 360 wired controller. VR Review only [/h1] I'm giving a neutral recommendation. I didn't particularly like this title. But I got it on sale for $2. One of the most off-putting things is the controls. I started using the Xbox One controller but figured out you can't get the game to start with it. When I plugged in my Xbox 360 controller then I was able to gaze at the start option and start by pressing A. You use X and A and the shoulder buttons and the joystick controls / directional pad. Opening stuff is clunky. You have to gaze, press A, then swing in the direction it would open. Some doors / cabinets are locked. The only way to know is when you fail that you'll sometimes hear a sound. But the sound is often delayed. The inventory system looks and is laughably bad. You move around slowly. You have to do things in a certain order. The house is actually pretty small, but it does have some hidden spaces. If you mess up the order you probably can't progress. The only reason I know any of this is because I read the walkthrough after being stuck for about 10 minutes and not being able to figure out what to do next. Some of the steps make sense, while others really don't. Read the walkthrough after being stuck! Is this worth 3? I don't think so. But it definitely has more going for it than most .99 cents VR games. At least it's going for a different experience. There's different endings. I didn't really have fun though and the gameplay and graphics were subpar. Just clunky overall. Rate 5/10. Only buy if you're the adventurous type looking for something cheap and different in VR.

[h1]WRONGED[/h1] Jogo simples com ambientação até que boa, acabei jogando só pelas conquistas então seguindo spoilers vc deve completar bem rapidinho em coisa de 20 minutos, agora indo as cegas, deve levar bem mais tempo pois tem uma ordem de objetos no cenário que vc deve seguir pra conseguir completar e pegar todos os finais.

What did I just play?

..............................I am uncomfortable. 10/10 Edit: VR support? SADISTS