Deathlike: Awakening

As other have mentioned in the discussion forum,[u] I can confirm the Oculus Rift with Touch does work. However, you need to do the Windows 7 compatibility fix.[/u] You do this by going to the game file. Right click on the deathlike.exe file and choose windows comapatibilty, from there choose Windows 7. Then run the game from Steam VR. The game is basically like Emily Wants to Play only there's only one trick and that is to stand still. You will have a flashlight in your hand as most areas are very dark. Locomotion is by moving your arms in running motion while pressing trigger I believe. The map is pretty big so you'll be doing a lot of arm moving. You have to find seven signs which are all bright red. However, some of them are pretty well hidden nonetheless. If you hear sounds other than your footsteps it's either just environmental sounds or the demon is nearby. If it's the sound of grass rustling or branches breaking, then it's probably the demon. If you're facing it with your flashlight you can usually see it run away if you stand still. If you don't stay still as soon as it's nearby, you'll feel your motion controllers start to buzz. At this point, you must…

G BOUGHT GAME AND IT DOES NOT WORK

doesnt work with oculus rift s. couldnt even press start ;-;

Deathlike: Awakening, developed and published by Cybreath, is a first-person survival horror experience that leans heavily into psychological tension and atmospheric dread rather than action-driven gameplay. From the moment the game begins, it establishes a sense of isolation and vulnerability, placing the player in a desolate environment haunted by a persistent and hostile presence. Instead of empowering players with weapons or combat tools, the game strips them down to their most basic instincts: observe, listen, and survive. This design philosophy defines the entire experience and shapes how players approach every corridor, room, and shadow. The narrative framework is deliberately minimalistic. Rather than presenting lengthy cutscenes or extensive exposition, the story unfolds through environmental cues and subtle contextual hints. You find yourself trapped in a forsaken location that feels both abandoned and corrupted, and your objective revolves around locating and breaking mystical seals that bind you to this nightmare. This clear but understated goal provides structure while maintaining a sense of mystery. The lack of overt storytelling allows the environment itself to carr…

i give this game twelve pages

Tried to finish the game a dozen times, stopped cause of near heart attacks. Def gonna try again soon.