Fossilfuel VR: Raptor Isolation

Game turns of index controllers and shuts of steamvr when booting. Its a shame the game looks promising.

The graphics are just fine, However the movement in the game is horrible. Seem like your getting stuck on invisible structure every were. I have never played any of the fossil games. fix the movement in this game and it would be a lot of fun. As is. Not fun at all. quite frustrating trying to sneak around and your hung up ever second.

Cannot recommend this game. Developer learning how to create a game, Mechanics don't work, no calibration, so you cannot grab notes on the floor, snap turn works sometimes, Check points don't exist, save games are too far away. AI is too simple, so its all about figuring out what the dev did, not real game play. Lighting is bad. The graphics lag on a 3060ti on low or epic, no difference. I played on a oculus rift so this might be the issue cannot tell. Hope this helps dev. I cannot play this game for a $1 and i love Dino games. This game might have something even thou everything is old school(no physics) but you need to get the basic mechanics working. Common give a patch and it would probably be worth a $1 if you fixed the basic mechanics.

Fossilfuel: Raptor Isolation VR, developed and published by DangerousBob Studio LLC, is a tightly focused survival horror experience that leans almost entirely on tension, vulnerability, and immersion rather than traditional action mechanics. Set within an abandoned underground facility overrun by prehistoric predators, the game strips the player of any real sense of power and instead builds its identity around fear, awareness, and careful movement. From the moment it begins, it establishes a clear tone: survival depends not on fighting back, but on avoiding danger altogether. The gameplay centers on exploration and stealth, placing players in a maze-like research complex where every corridor and room could lead to either progress or sudden danger. The objective is to navigate this environment, uncover clues, and ultimately find a way to escape, but the presence of a relentless raptor ensures that no movement feels safe. Unlike many survival horror games that gradually arm the player, this experience removes combat almost entirely, forcing players to rely on hiding, listening, and reacting to threats. This design choice creates a constant sense of vulnerability, where even small m…

Awful. Just awful!

Not to bad, looks good. First jumpscare was fun.