- February 23, 2017
- GexagonVR
Nevrosa: Prelude
Platforms
About
Nevrosa: Prelude is a VR game that offers a unique experience by using only your own feet for movement, requiring a play area of at least 1.5x2 m. The game supports DLCs for supporters, including a keep-in-library DLC, desktop wallpapers, and 3D print collectables. Note that comfort is prioritized through the use of redirect walking to adapt the scene to your movement .




- The game offers a visually stunning and immersive horror experience, with great graphics and atmosphere.
- It's a free demo that provides a fun and engaging taste of the full game, leaving players wanting more.
- The puzzles are interesting and intuitive, making for an enjoyable escape room-style gameplay without relying on jump scares.
- The experience is extremely short, often taking only a few minutes to complete, which may leave players feeling unsatisfied.
- There are significant issues with player height and interaction, making it difficult to pick up items and navigate the environment.
- The lack of locomotion options can be frustrating for players with limited physical space, leading to awkward gameplay experiences.
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the well-made visuals and atmospheric design, particularly in creating a gothic and eerie environment. However, others find the graphics to be inconsistent, describing them as both good and bad, and some feel that they overshadow a lack of effort in other areas. Overall, while many appreciate the quality and immersive experience provided by the graphics, there are notable criticisms regarding their execution and the game's overall depth.
“Well-made graphics, very enjoyable.”
“Has a scary gothic atmosphere and great graphics.”
“Very well designed, great graphics, great roomscale experience, great use of shadows and light to catch your attention, and very clever use of one of the most efficient ways to trick our brain in order to obtain a good sense of presence.”
“The graphics almost cover up how the dev team didn't even try.”
“The graphics manage to be good and bad at the same time.”
“Graphics are weird and kind of freak me out, but it's not terrible for a demo; I would not buy the game.”