Dead Secret Circle

If you're looking to play this with a Quest 2 in VR you are better to get this title outside of Steam. The SteamVR version has issues. The first game was a great VR mystery with a solid story and a little bit of horror. Plus I always love games with multiple endings. Makes you feel your choices have some impact. This one was definitely a step up besides the incredibly slow movement. However the SteamVR version is broken, at least playing with a Quest 2. I didn't even realise until over 6 hours in that my ideofocul goggles were not showing me what they were supposed to. The sound and visuals change just like the first game but you don't see the hidden visuals. Somehow I managed up until close to the end without all the extra fun stuff I should have been seeing. I just assumed at some point I would need the goggles and often spent the time to put them on, which was annoying on Quest 2 because it required going into the inventory each time. Finally I reached a point where to progress further in VR was not possible. I had to load up the game without VR, do the puzzle, and then go back to VR. And in that same area there was another puzzle that to solve you need to have the ideofocul…

An FPP thriller set in 1970s Chicago, in a bleak tenement building in winter, with a murder-mystery investigation and optional VR mode — that’s the perfect game for me.

not real vr game the turning is badly done dont buy that trash and movement is bad as well

Do not play this game! ESPECIALLY ON THE INDEX!!!! This game was unwinnable on the Index. The mask that reveals things did not reveal anything. There is one puzzle that relies entirely on this mask to solve it and so I had to cheat to look up the solution. Also, the controls on the Index knuckles were atrocious. The snap-turn button was, for some infuriating reason, also the interact/exit-menu button so yet another puzzle was unsolvable as it required you to "swipe left or right to rotate the pieces". Unfortunately, as soon as the piece rotates, you are kicked out of the menu. I had to boot the game in desktop mode just to solve that particular puzzle. Even if I don't consider the horrible control scheme (it wasn't built for Index, fair enough), the game was not as good as the first Dead Secret. The puzzles were not as fun or challenging (and sometimes impossible in my particular case), the story was not as interesting, and the mystery was not as engaging. The addition of other talking characters was a neat evolution of the game, but did not save it from being terrible. A big disappointment and waste of time and money. I'm fairly certain I bought this game on sale and got it rela…

[b]The moon shines over the mountain[/b] If you are interested in this game, please do yourself a favor and play the original game first. Being a direct and divisive sequel to [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198039057005/recommended/402260/]2016 Dead Secret,[/url] this short investigation thriller now proudly features WASD movement, and can be rightfully deemed a detective walking sim. Gameplay is mostly the same, point-and-click adventure-esque mystery with simple puzzles. This is a review for non-VR version. [b][u]PROS: story, music and ambience, voice acting, atmosphere[/u][/b] This sequel still retains most of the charm of the original. Writing is definitely stronger (up until the ending, but more on that later); there is a tonal shift into the darker, bitter inner state, and it fits beautifully. With all the dreamworld shenanigans, the narrative continues to lean uncomfortably further into bizarre, grim territory. The events of the first game have left their mark on our protagonist; she is not the same person anymore. Not even a reporter now, she was fired a year before the game takes place. She is investigating this case, because the process makes her fe…

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