- July 24, 2020
- Fabio Ferrara
Suicide Guy VR
56%Game Brain Score
humor, story
gameplay, graphics
56% User Score 68 reviews
Platforms
About
In Suicide Guy VR, players navigate through surreal and absurd dreamscapes to save themselves from falling asleep forever. Each level features unique puzzles and environments, with the player's beer-loving character able to interact with various objects and use them to progress. The game's dark humor and challenging gameplay make for an entertaining and immersive VR experience.









Audience ScoreBased on 68 reviews
humor5 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features a simple yet funny story that provides a fun experience.
- It has clever puzzle designs that range from simple to complex, making it engaging for puzzle enthusiasts.
- The whimsical interpretation of a serious subject matter adds originality and humor to the gameplay.
- The controls are clunky and buggy, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Many players experience significant motion sickness and performance issues, making the game unplayable for some.
- The game lacks polish, with repetitive levels and a lack of improvements since its initial release.
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is marked by clever ideas and appealing design elements, but is significantly hindered by clunky mechanics, particularly a frustrating jumping system that many players find difficult to navigate. Overall, the experience is described as uninspiring, with some elements feeling derivative of other games.
“Overall, the game has some clever ideas and nice design in parts, but it has some gameplay mechanics issues that hold it back.”
“[b]Gameplay[/b] is not bad.”
“Please, developer, fix the jumping mechanic. It's so hard I couldn't even get past the 3rd level.”
“I spent 25 minutes trying to get the controls to do what I needed, and the rest of the gameplay was absolutely uninspiring.”
“The clunky and boring gameplay doesn't help either.”