Elena

I walked into the game liking all of the art & thinking the home was pretty.. then ♥♥♥♥ got creepy & the ending was something i was totally not expecting. I'm never dating a Doctor fr.

Positive: I made a mess. Negatives: The story is a mess. Lovely art but man this feels like it was written by AI.

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] I played this in both VR and non-VR modes. The VR experience is... not great. • A lot of the text is hard to read, as is often the case in VR. The most important text is shown in a large floating dialog, but the rest is just illegible. • I kept picking things up through doors (in eg. cabinets and drawers) • A lot of things you need to pick up are on the floor. The only way to pick them up is to bend way over. If you have a bad back like me, that's extremely inconvenient. • The biggest problem was that, near the end of the game, the phone rang and I couldn't pick it up at all. For some reason the ringing sound was coming from a box in the basement, rather than the phone. When you click on the box, the phone picks up and your hand disappears. After that you're unable to move, softlocking the game. [hr] However even in non-VR, the game is not great. When launching the game it launches SteamVR, even when you choose "non-VR" from the popup (what is the point of the popup then!?). Physics objects throw themselves off table…

I'm more neutral than positive, to be honest. Game does some good things as a walking sim, but the execution feels flat. The ending included.

Great story, great pace, simple puzzles. Perfect as a game should be, with the right twists. A tad bugged but it didn`t hurt the overall experience.

Super-low resolution makes this look truly awful. The rest of the game is about chucking household trinkets around until you touch the right one to advance the story. THere are no clues. Really bad.