A Rabbit and the Mystic Fog
Christoph Meister · 2020 · VR, Interactive Fiction, Adventure, Exploration, Singleplayer
PC
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About A Rabbit and the Mystic Fog
„A Rabbit and the Mystic Fog" is a trip through natures beauty. The loveliness of your former home was tainted though and the only companion you have left is the rabbit. The Player takes part in a charming story with all the inhabitants of the valley and proceeds to restore the former beauty, solving the mystery of the fog.
DISCOVER THE GRAND LANDSCAPE – Travel through the valley and over the meadow. Listen to a splashing river and singing forest birds. Enjoy the sight of eyecatching landmarks throughout the area.
EXPERIENCE A CHARMING STORY – Meet all the different characters in the valley. Solve the problems of the rabbit and his strange brother and clear the fog once again. Help the bear receiving his fish and fulfil the rabbits desire for explosions.
RELAXING EXPERIENCE – Discover, play around or just enjoy the sight of nature. A Rabbit and the Mystic fog can be a slow-paced trip from the fast daily routine.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/lddyGhPOy0Y This is a 20-30 minute story book adventure for VR. You explore the map, talk to the meadow creatures, and try to solve the mystery of the mysic fog. It sort of plays like a Visual Novel, except you have little quests to do as you uncover the story. In theory, this should be a chill & lovely mini-adventure that I could recommend to families. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this game. It just has too many issues. The biggest issue for me was the teleportation system in this game. It's simply terrible. You're supposed to be able to face the direction your teleportation marker is pointing, but I found it almost impossible to control. I finally gave up and played this game standing and just physically faced the direction that I was teleporting towards. There is no smooth or snap turning. The issues didn't end there as I would clip through the terrain and through to the floor level of the map. There were several areas of the map that the game didn't want me to teleport to for unknown reasons. It made getting around those areas very frustrating as I could only teleport an i…8 found this helpful
I didnt realize this game needed VR. I was able to access the debugger so I got a good look at the map and its guts. 10/101 found this helpful
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