A Rogue Escape
Spare Parts Oasis · 2021 · VR, Exploration, Singleplayer, Simulation, First-Person
PC
Mostly Positive76% · 4273Metacritic
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About A Rogue Escape
Evade capture in a giant crawling mech.
Your plan was simple: steal a giant, crawling mech, also known as a Nauticrawl, evade capture, and make a break for freedom. Find clues to unravel your whereabouts, but know - this is only the first of your many problems... this hunk of metal was never meant to be operated by your kind.
Experiment with everything.
To go further, you will have to explore the giant machine from top to bottom to learn the steps necessary to make it move. Pull levers, flip switches, and experiment with everything. But beware of what other dangers lie beyond the horizon…
A familiar adventure re-imagined for VR.
A Rogue Escape is a more tactile, experience-driven VR re-imagination of Spare Parts Oasis' first title: Nauticrawl. The player anticipated VR adventure offers a new and highly immersive experience for new and existing fans alike!
- Test your intuition by mastering 5 distinct control centers within the Nauticrawl
- In-game adjustable floor for players of all heights
- Designed for Oculus Rift S, Oculus Quest 1 & 2, HTC Vive, and Valve Index
- Playable in 9 languages
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
7/10 Almost immersive, great puzzle VR, once you get whats going on. just lacks more polishing. Around 2.5 hrs game play, works well on Quest 3 with VD Streamer. Worth it on sale.3 found this helpful
A wonderful experience like no other, I was very excited to see Nauticrawl in VR :>2 found this helpful
Too buggy to push through1 found this helpful
meh.
Short, but the feeling of driving a giant mech thing by flipping switches and such is really cool! Totally worth it to me and well made for what it is. This is a puzzle game at heart, so expect to poke at stuff to see what it does and not have much clear guidance on how to drive it. Still, it's all logical once you figure it out and enough hints through lights or sounds to help you not be totally lost for too long.
Great game! Not for everyone but it's very immersive and slow-paced. It's more sim/exploration than a escape room, cool concept, similar to Capsule but with way more oomph to the mechanics.
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