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There is no doubt that what is presented here is absolute mad genius. If the developers weren't so completely whacked out, I've no doubt that this would be one of the top selling (and best) games on the Vive. However, what is presented here is fine as-is and serves as a slight, abliet infuriating, testament to their brilliance. Seriously guys, you need to focus your talent and develop this into a full-fledged platformer; you are sitting on gold here!

This is a visually stunning "Halloween"/"Horror" VR experience from the makers of Doll-City VR. Games like these don't really have to make sense although there is a small story attached to the game if you choose to listen to the narrator. It has various levels to visit and a mini game inside you can play. For the price this game is well worth having in the library to enjoy some quick fun or show off to family and friends as it takes adavantage of the 3D/360 that VR offers. Since I already had Doll-City VR the devs gave everyone who had that game a free copy of this one. Buy this and enjoy a graphically fun game. As far as I know it only has gamepad and K/M support and you will want to sit down with this one as some scenes will make you feel a little queezy. Just close your eyes if you can't handle spinning. I also think you can play this in non VR mode too so if you do get sickly in VR you can enjoy it on a 2D screen. 10/10 for a good price, nice looking VR game and simple fun. It says nudity but just think unclear type like a statue so I think it is good for teens.

Um, so that happened. One of the most surreal VR experiences I've seen. Kind of a third person walking simulator in a drugged out VR landscape. Finished it in about an hour. There might have been more to see but after an hour, that was enough for me to stomach (parts of it are a little motion sickness/vomit inducing). I got it as part of the Doll City bundle so can't really complain about the cost. Good as a VR tech demo but not much beyond that. Still I rate it positive. I enjoyed what was there.

I was gonna not recommend this until I realize I spent only $2 on it. Ya this is pretty damn awesome for $2 but I wish they made a full fledged game.

This and Doll City are the only VR games I've ever uninstalled. They are also the only VR experiences I've ever played that induced stomach-churning, walking-with-a-20-degree-list-for-45-minutes-afterwards motion sickness. I love the surreal and bizarre... whether it be books, movies, games or art in general (think Philip K. ♥♥♥♥, Dali, Burroughs, Lynch, Cronenberg, Magritte, etc.)... but these games are just bad. Bad-bad... not good-bad. Bad controls. Bad graphics. Bad sound. Bad.

What kind of vomit inducing acid trip did I just play? Just a bit of running and jumping and being spun in circles with no clear idea of what to do.