Distant Nightmare - Virtual reality

Only nightmare about this game is how bad it is. Not even worth .50 cents. Total embarrassment to the VR systems.

Dreadful. The "Game" (if you can call it that) consists of leaniing left or right as you`re propelled forward on a bicycle. Critters are appearing out of the darkness and you have to avoid them, and thats IT as far as gameplay goes. but heres the thing - you only get one chance, if you so much as clip a single obstacle (and bear in mind the collision detection is attrocious), then it`s "Game Over". It`s boring, its repetitive, and its not fun.

0.0001 out of 10 This review is just a warning to avoid. Surely the recommendations are trolling or mates of the dev. This came in an indie bundle so worked out to 40p. And that's still 40p too much in my opinion, this should be free. And even for free it's pretty rubbish, it's a play once, uninstall and forget instantly type of game. The very bland appearance is equally with matched bland gameplay and after 4 goes and 20 minutes of my life wasted I've extracted more than 100% of what this game has to offer. Honestly I'm not going to waste any more energy writing about this trash, which is already more than is deserved.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hell, I'll be 90 years old before this pile of ♥♥♥♥ is a distant nightmare. Ride a bike avoid trees and scary bats in VR and I suppose if I could handle another 10 minutes I would also have to avoid zombies and Uber driver rapists. Pile of ♥♥♥♥ that makes me want to run down all people who ride bicycles.

one of the best vr games i have ever played ! 10/10 the only time i had problem was with the rocket its way to fast other then that the game is fun and for the right price

Distant Nightmare is a compact and experimental VR horror experience that prioritizes atmosphere and immersion over mechanical depth or narrative complexity. Developed and published by FoV, the game presents itself as a surreal journey through a child’s recurring nightmare, delivered through an unusual core mechanic that immediately sets it apart: the act of pedaling a bicycle through an ever-shifting dreamscape. Rather than attempting to compete with larger VR horror titles through content volume or technical spectacle, Distant Nightmare embraces its small scale and leans into mood, abstraction, and the unsettling logic of dreams. The premise is intentionally simple and symbolic. You inhabit the perspective of a child trapped in a nightmare, and your only objective is to keep moving forward until morning arrives and you awaken. The bicycle is not just a vehicle but the central metaphor and gameplay mechanic, tying progress directly to motion. Stopping, slowing down, or hesitating creates vulnerability, reinforcing the idea that nightmares feed on inaction. As you pedal forward, the world unfolds in fragments: foggy graveyards, narrow tunnels, dimly lit paths, and indistinct space…