- November 21, 2016
- Enno Gottschalk
Lost in the Rift - Reborn
Platforms
About
"Lost in the Rift - Reborn" is a narrative-driven, psychedelic adventure game where you navigate through a surreal world to uncover your past. Solve puzzles, interact with strange creatures, and experience a thought-provoking story filled with unexpected twists. Uncover the truth behind your lost memories and confront the enigmatic force that holds you captive.


- The game creates a genuinely terrifying atmosphere with effective use of sound and lighting, making it one of the scariest VR experiences available.
- It's a short but intense horror adventure that keeps players on edge, with a well-crafted sense of dread throughout.
- The visuals and immersive environment enhance the overall experience, making it a great introduction to VR horror for newcomers.
- The gameplay is quite short, lasting around 30 minutes, which some players feel is not worth the price.
- Many players found the controls and locomotion mechanics to be clunky, detracting from the overall experience.
- Some reviews mention that the game can feel repetitive, primarily consisting of walking through dark corridors with minimal story development.
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as minimal and thin, primarily serving as a backdrop for the horror experience rather than a focal point. While it lacks depth compared to other titles in the genre, it effectively creates an atmosphere of anxiety and fear, with some intriguing elements hinted at throughout the gameplay. Overall, players find the narrative sufficient to enhance the immersive horror experience, even if it doesn't stand out on its own.
“Down toward the end of a shadowy corridor, I glimpsed something the story content had foreshadowed, which I shan't give away, but this somewhat deepened the anxiety.”
“Well, I love it already only playing it about an hour into the story.”
“Graphics are great, the sound effects are just perfect, the storyline seems interesting and the gameplay is exactly what I was expecting.”
“There's a very thin story ... but all you really need to know is to run for your life!”
“Doors creak and slam (often slamming by themselves) and there's the odd bit of story content stuck to the walls here and there.”
“The game is not strong in terms of story, but it definitely does what it's supposed to do: it scares the crap out of you.”