Constricted VR

4/10 Promising game. Very frustrating. 1st playthrough a vital piece of a puzzle dropped through the floor. Unable to continue. Restart. Second playthrough, dropped another vital piece of a puzzle which I could see on the floor, but couldn't pick up because it was below the floor parameters Steam had set for VR. Restart. Third playthrough. Must keep this vital thing, brought it up to my face to look closely at it, and it pinged off god knows where. There will be no fourth playthrough. This game is broken, and life is too short for this kind of nonsense. Avoid.

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. Spoiler free review. [/h1] I had actually bought this game for .89 cents back in the Steam Halloween Sale 2017. I didn't get around to playing it until now. As it turns out, this was among my best purchases. I bought too many horrible games during that sale and wasted more money than I'd like to admit. However, this game is not perfect. It's just bargain-priced for the content, if you can forgive the overall clunkiness. There are two separate puzzle rooms to select at the main menu. There's a promise of 2 more puzzle rooms coming but who knows if that'll be extra or not. You teleport around 2 pretty large areas with two different stories, each have a horror/creepy theme. The graphics are decent and more importantly the game runs smoothly. The main problem is the teleportation is not all that smooth and you can't decide which way to face so you have to turn IRL to get some objects. And grabbing items/ entering codes is just way too clunky. I didn't have any items disappear but other reviewers have complained about that. THe issue I had was items dropping to the floor constantly. Seemed like it was maybe invisible walls…

Free game, but honestly? Just a waste of time. Not at all difficult and incredibly irritating. You spend 90% of the game picking ♥♥♥♥ back up. The mesh for your head (only there so you cast shadows) constantly hits anything you hold forcing the item to drop. Only giving not recommended because there are way better free games out there that you can get a much nicer first time VR experience from. Don't bother with this meh demo.

I was little disappointed. The lab was extremely confusing and there was barely any clues about what you were supposed to do. The Hallway was better, but the buggy teleportation system caused me to get stuck in walls and to lose items. I would like to leave a positive review, but due to these problems I simply can't do that.

Firstly, this escape room is extremely buggy, you cant interact with 90% of items around you, controls are just terrible, things are getting stuck and if you drop them on floor you cant pick them up anymore, graphics are ehm not even funny. Puzzles are super boring. I dont know what else should I write in this quick review... if it would be for free, I would say dont waste your time anyway. For 0.79£? hell no (refunded)

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. [/h1] This game took me 4 and a half hours to beat, not due to difficulty (In fact it was pretty easy to me), but due to technical issues with the game. I had to restart the levels halfway through complettion because objects would collide and fling across the room and sometimes glitch in the floor or wall. This especially happened with the lens you had to bring to your face. It would just fly far away and then you had to play hide and seek, other times its fallen outside of the map (Sorry, the devs patch didn't fix it completely). One reason objects would go flying is if you didnt have a perfect line of pathway between the item in your hands and the destination, the item will clip behind another object or a wall and stay there. Sometimes it goes inside of the wall and I had to glitch my head into the walls to reach for the objects. The teleportation method of movement was somewhat annoying to me as I prefer locomotion controls. Another issue was the input method for keypads/code locks. Hovering your laser over the numbers or arrows to input codes also automatically inputs the select command which means as long as you hove…