Paper Dolls VR
Beijing Litchi Culture Media Co., Ltd. · 2018 · Action, Adventure, Indie, VR, Survival Horror
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About Paper Dolls VR
A man drove his daughter to his estranged wife's house. On the road, this man, tortured by depression, was deeply immersed in his past memories. Suddenly, his car crashed and he lost consciousness.
When the man woke up, he found himself in a deserted ancient Chinese house. Could this be a dream? Or an illusion? Or a space-time anomaly? By following his daughter's voice, he began to explore this eerie ancient house. It seems, however, what had happened was by no means accidental. As he went deeper into the ancient house, all seemingly unrelated mysteries were gradually pieced together into the truth that had been buried for a century.
Would the man find his daughter and leave with her safely?
"Where am I? Why am I here? What does all this have to do with me? "
Exploring an eerie ancient house
Alone in a dark and gloomy old house built near the end of Qing Dynasty to find your daughter, accompanied only by creepy music, you stumble forward in fear and anxiety.
Logical reasoning
To search for your daughter, you will have to go through thick and thin, but as the ancient house's past events are gradually revealed, the truth is about to be uncovered.
An omnipresent enemy
The enemy that haunts the place is mysterious and evil, and is behind every danger.
Try to survive
Only by conquering fear can you survive, but when you think it's over, the real story is just beginning.
A virtual reality game of creepy adventures and puzzles. Explore the ancient house, hide from danger, experience fear, and solve puzzles. Step by step, uncover the truth implied in the story.
Please note :The sound is an important basis for storyline and foreseeing hazards. Please wear headphone and start the game.
- This is a virtual reality game of creepy adventures and puzzles. In the game, you will experience various simulated VR interactive operations. Its detailed and realistic style makes the ancient house an extremely real and gloomy place.
- The unique innovative movement design enables you to immerse in it for hours continuously without feeling giddy.
- In the game, you will experience unique oriental culture and explore the mysterious ancient house built at the end of the Qing Dynasty. A complete story line goes through the whole game. After exploring the house and solving puzzles you will finally uncover the hidden truth.
- The game lasts approximately 15 hours.
- Its music is a combination of folk music, rock 'n' roll and chanting, with realistic sound effects, you will be struck by feelings of extreme horror.
- Measure the route you tread and uncover each mystery you encounter.
- Our design philosophy is not to scare you, but to make you feel the eerie atmosphere. Experience the pleasures of exploration and conquer your own fears. Gather your courage, the Yin Family welcomes you.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Paper Dolls: Original is a first-person horror game developed and published by Beijing Litchi Culture Media Co., Ltd., and it offers an unsettling dive into Chinese folklore wrapped in a story about loss, fear, and the supernatural. The game begins with a father driving with his daughter when a sudden car crash throws him into an eerie, deserted Qing-dynasty mansion. Disoriented and separated from his child, he must explore the cursed residence in search of her while contending with restless spirits and an oppressive atmosphere that grows darker with every step. The story feels personal and human, grounding the horror in something beyond ghosts and curses—it’s about desperation, guilt, and a parent’s determination to find their child. The setting is one of the game’s strongest points. The mansion is meticulously designed to reflect traditional Chinese architecture, with old wooden beams, creaking doors, lantern-lit corridors, and cultural artifacts that lend authenticity to the experience. Instead of relying on flashy visuals, the game uses shadow, texture, and sound to instill dread. Dusty, decaying rooms feel genuinely abandoned, while faint whispers, shuffling noises, or sudden…2 found this helpful
Neither in WMR nor Quest does turn or moving with the joystick work. Refund.1 found this helpful
Paper Dolls VR is a first person (survival) horror game in which you take on a role of Yang, a Chinese man having strange dreams and voices in his head. While on driving his daughter to her mother he gets another episode of these dreams and voices that results in a car crash. He wakes up in a old mansion just next to a paper doll with a beheaded head with blood all around. After you familiarize with the controls you will find out that Yang keeps a diary. After reading the entries you'll find out that he seems to suffer from some kind of a mental illness. I'd say he's not actually insane but rather experiences the call of the mansion or something along those lines - being the one to uncover the horrible mysteries that happened in the Qing Dynasty mansion. In the first room you will find your first clue. There are clues and notes scattered around that will help you solve puzzles and progress. The first one is very easy to understand - just find a vinyl disc, fix the gramophone and get a reward. The reward is a key to a door. This pretty much sums most of what you'll be doing in the game - finding things, solving puzzles and getting keys to unlock door. All this at a speed of a sn…1 found this helpful
This game wonèt even open. Am I doing something wrong or can I get a refundÉ
Really enjoy the Paper Dolls on desktop. However It was really bad on VR mode and hardly playable. I was unable to move and turn free in the game. Hoping the dev will do something to improve the gameplay experience with the VR users. VR headset: Oculus Quest PC GPU: Nvidia RTX 2060
I like Paper dolls so far. At least for a regular desktop experience. However, the vr version is just not fluid or optimized. I have the Oculus Quest 2. The game does not have UI for these controls. Everything is optimized for the HTC Vive, Rift, or Valve Index. I guess I should have known this. The movement is just super clunky. Theres no button to rotate the camera.
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