Trapped With the Dolls VR

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Trapped With the Dolls VR is a single player action game. It was developed by Designated Play Space and was released on April 23, 2017. It received positive reviews from players.

The room is dark and unformed. You hear the voice of Claire: "I didn't mean to hurt anybody..." As the room snaps into place, you discover puzzles and solve them to learn more about what happened to her. The dolls are always close by, and her message is one of warning. Can you escape her mind?

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Audience ScoreBased on 41 reviews

The game offers a creepy atmosphere and impressive graphics, creating an immersive horror experience.
Puzzle mechanics are well-designed and flow together nicely, providing a fun challenge for players.
It's free to play, making it an accessible option for those looking for a short but spooky VR experience.

The game requires a large play area, making it difficult for many players to fully engage with the experience.
Some players experienced issues with object accessibility, leading to frustration and inability to progress.
The game is very short, which may leave players wanting more content and depth.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is visually impressive with good sound design, but players find it limited due to the inability to reach distant objects and the lack of teleportation or walking mechanics. However, the introduction of an interesting maze mechanic adds a unique element to the VR experience, suggesting potential for improvement with additional movement options.
- “This game does introduce a really interesting maze mechanic for VR.”
- “Very impressive graphics, good sound but you cannot play this game well because you cannot reach objects beyond your reach and there is no teleport or walk mechanic.”
- “Very impressive graphics, good sound, but you cannot play this game well because you cannot reach objects beyond your reach, and there is no teleport or walk mechanic.”
- “It would be a simple enough mechanic to add a teleport option or the ability to shift your play space around a little.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are generally praised for their impressive quality and polish, featuring a sharp visual style, though some elements appear to be sourced from asset stores. While the visuals are appealing, gameplay mechanics hinder interaction with objects, detracting from the overall experience.
- “Very impressive graphics, good sound but you cannot play this game well because you cannot reach objects beyond your reach and there is no teleport or walk mechanic.”
- “Nice graphics, even if it isn't photorealistic.”
- “The game graphics look better than you might expect, but that's just because it looks like at least some of them are 'borrowed' from asset stores or wherever.”
- “The game is quite polished with a simple but sharp take on the visuals.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is perceived as a promising introduction that leaves players wanting more depth and development, suggesting it serves as a teaser for a more expansive narrative in a potential full game.
- “I wish they had gone a little further into the story, but it felt like a neat introduction to a full game.”
- “I wish they had gone a little further into the story; it felt more like a neat intro or demo to a full game.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is consistently praised for its creepiness and immersive quality, creating a strong initial impact despite its short length. However, some players found it challenging to progress beyond the atmospheric introduction.
- “Very short game, but the atmosphere was really great.”
- “Creepy atmosphere.”
- “Very atmospheric and creepy start; unfortunately, I couldn't get very far...”
- “The atmosphere is unsettling, but not in a good way.”
- “It tries to create a creepy atmosphere, but it falls flat.”
- “The ambiance feels lifeless and fails to immerse you in the experience.”