- October 19, 2017
- Joshua Roland
WRONGED
59%Game Brain Score
humor
story, graphics
76% User Score 29 reviews
Platforms
About
"WRONGED" is a VR-compatible adventure game with a low-poly art style, where players must escape a nightmarish world using household items and wits. It offers multiple pathways and endings, with an emphasis on classic item-based puzzle-solving. Follow the game's progress on Twitter and Instagram, and play the VR version on Steam.




Audience ScoreBased on 29 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and weird atmosphere that some players find enjoyable.
- It features multiple endings, providing a degree of replayability for those interested in exploring different outcomes.
- The game is short and easy to complete, making it accessible for casual gamers and achievement hunters.
- The technical quality is very poor, with low-polygon graphics and a lack of basic visual standards expected from modern games.
- Controls cannot be customized, which can make the game unplayable for some players, particularly those with different keyboard layouts or accessibility needs.
- The game lacks clear objectives and can lead to aimless wandering, with some players experiencing bugs that hinder progress.
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as odd and somewhat confusing, requiring time to understand, but it has its appeal. While it lacks a coherent narrative and features no real danger or monsters, it incorporates elements of mystery and puzzles within a dark setting. Overall, players may find the story intriguing, though it doesn't deliver a standout experience.
“The whole story is odd, but I did like it, although it took me a bit to figure out what was going on.”
“The story turns into a dark horror of mysteries and puzzles solvable just with household items.”
“However, after a while the notes stop leading and you're left to wander a dark, three-story house in dead silence while fumbling around for a way to complete the game.”
“There's no danger, no monsters, no real coherent story.”
“There's also a hint of a story somewhere in there, but I only had one ending as of this review.”