Deadness

Holy S#it !!! This is one of the scariest games ever. It stays tense and builds from there! If you are a fan of horror games BUY THIS!

So I'm gonna make this short. The game is pretty cool at times with a decent atmosphere, and it does a really good job at making you feel helpless. With that being said, on my first try I was able to beat the game in under 2 hours. On top of that, I felt motion sick while playing this VERY HEAVILY, and I pride myself on not being very easy to make sick. This game is a pretty good first run through, and I'd say give it a try if you think you can handle being able to use your arms to turn and move. TLDR: IF YOU CAN HANDLE THE MOTION SICKNESS, GET THE GAME. IF NOT, DO NOT BUY

The game's standout feature is its gameplay. It’s exciting to see developers introduce unique mechanics that work exclusively in VR. Although the movement felt a bit clunky at first, I quickly got the hang of the wheelchair mechanics after a few minutes of practice. The game presents some well-designed set pieces, with the fourth chapter being my favorite so far. It was also the longest chapter, making it the highlight of the experience. For the developers, this chapter could serve as a strong reference for future projects. While the other chapters had their enjoyable moments, they felt somewhat repetitive and noticeably shorter in comparison. By the time I reached chapter three, I could already predict that the next objective would involve finding a keycard to unlock the following door. I also really liked the enemy designs. They enhanced the atmosphere and made encounters more engaging.

Overall, "Deadness" is a thrilling action-adventure indie game that offers a captivating storyline, challenging gameplay, and visually striking graphics. With its blend of exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat elements, as well as its dark and atmospheric setting, "Deadness" is sure to provide an unforgettable gaming experience for fans of action-adventure titles.

Wow, Deadness is a true survival quest! Picture waking up in an abandoned lab complex, no memory, stuck in a wheelchair, and surrounded by hellish creatures. You've got to navigate this nightmare, dodge zombies, and solve puzzles to stay alive. The controls are realistic yet intuitive, but they also make you feel utterly helpless. It takes cunning to evade those monsters. The story unfolds through audio tapes, adding depth to the terrifying atmosphere. And yeah, it's not just a game—it's a plunge into genuine horror, where you're face-to-face with your own fears.

This is my first horror game in virtual reality. Interesting plot, very scary jump scares. A very cool movement system with feedback to the joysticks. You play as a person in a wheelchair, which gives a new experience, as it is conveyed very realistically. There are no graphics settings, but I had no problems with optimization, although my computer is quite old.