- April 11, 2021
- Igor Migun
Dark Forest: Lost Story VR
36%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
story, atmosphere
57% User Score 14 reviews
Platforms
About
In this horror game we will tell you truthful stories about demons and ghosts.


Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features impressive graphics and a great atmosphere, enhancing the overall horror experience.
- The jump scares are effective, providing moments of genuine fright.
- It's a budget-friendly horror game that can be enjoyable, especially during the Halloween season.
- The controls are clunky and frustrating, making gameplay less satisfying.
- The game is currently incomplete, with only one of the two promised story chapters available at launch.
- Players have reported bugs and issues, such as getting stuck in the environment and problems with the saving system.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story aspect has received mixed feedback, with players noting that the available chapters are short and not particularly scary, yet they appreciate the atmospheric visuals. Currently, only one of the two planned stories is available, with the second story expected to release soon, leaving players eager for more content. Overall, while the initial experiences are enjoyable, the limited story offerings may affect long-term satisfaction.
“The story of Baba Yaga can be split up into three different parts, plus the intro.”
“'Dark Forest: Lost Story VR' is a slightly interactive horror story of which there are two main stories to enjoy.”
“The first one is about 'Baba Yaga'; you get told a short story in Russian, with English text, then you go on a 20-minute adventure with jump scares and a small amount of interactivity.”
“This is a horror game for VR that currently only has 1 of 2 story chapters available.”
“Sadly the 2nd story called 'Killers Creepers' is not ready yet, so you only have the one for now.”
“The first one is about 'Baba Yaga', you get told a short story in Russian, with English text, then you go on a 20-minute or so adventure with jump-scares and a small amount of interactivity.”