Abduction Prologue: The Story Of Jonathan Blake

About as fun as a real abduction. Story: In Abduction you play as the titular Jonathan Blake. It's a short retelling of the day he was abducted by aliens from his apartment. The story is about as brief as a sneeze, it's over before it even begins, so there's not much to discuss here, there's nothing really interesting here. Graphics: Abduction is a really ugly looking game. It looks pretty much like a unity stock game, with the ugly plastic looking models which looked like they were covered in buckets of oil. It has that playhouse look which is not a good thing in this case and honestly is very hard to look at, especially when you're hunting for items, however the good thing is there's not many to hunt. Audio: Whoever did the audio mixing in this game, please never do anymore audio work ever again. This is easily some of the worst audio mixing I've ever heard in my entire life which is impressive. Pretty early on there is some voice acting which is bad, but the music (which very likely is stock too) is so loud that you can barely hear what is being said and the jumpscares are so loud that you're likely going to throw your headset away before your eardrums explode. Gameplay…

idk who you are but you stink. Where the ♥♥♥♥ was the pause menu and why was right click jump

All you had to do was turn on the lights 10/10

The shortest game to ever make me poop my pants.

It's ten minutes of key fetch quest. That's it.

I attempted to play this game in VR as intended. However, the VR controls are so glitched I could not progress with my Oculus Headset. Instead I had to finish the game with my xbox controller. What should have taken me only 10 minutes to complete, ended up taking 90 minutes with all the troubleshooting I had to do. This game has no menu, is extremely dark, glitchy (I literally could glitch through solid walls in VR mode), and there is no way to view the controls. I would not recommend this game.