- October 7, 2016
- Deceptive Games Ltd.
Alone? VR
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About
"Alone? VR" is a survival horror game where players are trapped in a strange world filled with dangerous creatures. The game utilizes VR technology to provide a fully immersive experience, allowing players to feel like they are truly in the game. Players must gather resources, craft items, and solve puzzles to survive and uncover the mysteries of this terrifying realm.





- The game has a great atmosphere and effectively creates suspense, making it genuinely scary for players.
- Graphics and sound effects are immersive, enhancing the overall horror experience.
- The game features multiple endings, which adds replay value and encourages exploration.
- There are significant gameplay issues, including controller tracking problems and bugs that hinder the experience.
- The reliance on predictable jump scares and a lack of innovative horror elements can make the game feel stale.
- The locomotion system is frustrating, as it requires players to turn physically and can lead to motion sickness.
atmosphere
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's atmosphere is widely praised for its ability to evoke genuine scares, with many reviewers highlighting the effective use of suspenseful audio and impressive graphics. The immersive environment, characterized by a creepy and intense ambiance, is seen as a key strength, particularly for players who enjoy exploration over action. Overall, the atmosphere is considered a standout feature that enhances the horror experience.
“Other developers should take cues from this game on how to create atmosphere.”
“A horror game needs to have a foundation built on an increasingly intense and creepy atmosphere; without it, the game either gets off on the wrong foot and doesn't succeed or it doesn't become innovative as it progresses and dies off.”
“However, where this game really excels is the environment and atmosphere.”
“A horror game needs to have a foundation built on an increasingly intense and creepy atmosphere; without it, the game either gets off on the wrong foot and doesn't succeed, or it doesn't become innovative as it progresses and dies off.”
“I think if you're an old-school gamer who prioritizes exploring and atmosphere in a big empty house with millions of doors to open and rooms to explore over big, loud, brash in-your-face action, then you may find you enjoy this game - if not, refund it!”
“The atmosphere and sound in the game are very scary, and there are some nice jump scares too, but I have only completed the first floor of the house so far, so I'm still quite early into it.”