Medusa's Labyrinth VR

I cannot recommend the VR version of the game in the current state. Too many issues that break the immersion. Fortunately the developer is addressing and an update is coming quickly so I have hopes.

I decided to not use the turn function as it made me feel sick, I could still use other thumbpad to move in any direction and as I was standing I could turn around myself,so no big deal.Other little quirks like chasing my own quiver around my body to try to store an arrow and little graphical hiccups could also be overlooked at this price.I am enjoying the atmosphere for the most part,sound is good and serves to heighten fear.My main problem with this game is that after half an hour of walking and not much happening I glimpsed a monster for the second time and decided to give chase even though I sensed I was supposed to hide in fear, I had to not only chase the beast around the room but stand directly in front of him waving fire in his face(which was not that scary) until I think his hand moved to slash me,there was a roar and I was dead.If I do play again it will be with no sense of fear so maybe no point,shame as I imagined creeping around with shadows of writhing snakes cast upon the wall as medusa taunted me to look at her,so she could turn me to ssssstone,the sound of her voice mixed with that of snakes if worked on just right could be really fear inducing I imagine,maybe othe…

4/10 Creepy, but broken controls and mediocre graphics spoil this.

Cannot recommend. the controls are just terrible and the game is way too short.

This looked pretty good from the trailers but unfortunately it's a mess. The game itself is very buggy and/or just poorly designed. Any semblance of plot is left around the environment in notes you have to pick up. I wasn't keen on the whole "read everything" to get the story, I get some people enjoy that but it's not for me. It's mostly just another "horror walking simulator" with a few interactive bits thrown in. The environment is pretty cool but I was hoping for more of a sprawling maze dungeon, what I got was mostly just a linear corridor with some spooky atmosphere. The real reason why I wouldn't recommend it though is just the bugs: - Anything you pick up just floats in mid-air when you drop it, instead of having any physics. - The bow and arrow weapon attaches to your body incorrectly. When you equip the bow from your inventory it comes out in an awkward angle and you have to keep trying to re-equip it to get the right angle. - Similar problem when trying to place arrows into your quiver, sometimes it won't even catch them and they will suspend in mid-air instead of being stored and then remain where you left them when you walk off. It is extemely frustrating to try and…

I liked it. It's definitely better than most of the VR horror stuff I've played.