About
"Paper Dolls" is a VR game with updated movement methods for a better gaming experience and reduced dizziness. The game now offers two movement options: a recommended method for realistic immersion and a beginner method for those prone to VR motion sickness. Additionally, official language support has been expanded, with Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English available.



- The game has a great atmosphere and graphics that create a creepy and immersive experience.
- The puzzles are engaging and provide a good challenge, with clues that help guide the player.
- The story has potential and adds depth to the gameplay, making players curious about the mysteries of the mansion.
- The controls are frustrating, with clunky movement and a lack of intuitive options, making the game difficult to play.
- The sound design is poor, with bad voice acting and jarring sound effects that break immersion.
- The VR experience is not well-optimized, leading to issues like low resolution and a lack of brightness adjustment, which can cause discomfort.
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the atmospheric visuals and overall quality, while others criticize issues like low resolution, lack of optimization, and repetitive environments. Despite the appealing aesthetics, many users report performance problems and a disconnect between the in-game graphics and promotional materials. Overall, while the graphics have potential, they are marred by technical shortcomings and poor controls.
“Graphics were very good, too, and they really nailed the atmosphere.”
“The game looks really, really good graphically.”
“The graphics are great, sound is awesome, and I think the story is going to pan out well.”
“The game has very bad controls, no hints or reasonable tutorial or help, not great graphics, not great sound.”
“The graphics run very slow on my 1070, so I get headaches.”
“The environment graphics look the same everywhere you go, so it's easy to go in circles.”