Propagation: Paradise Hotel

I feel bad leaving a negative review on an indie VR game but I gave this game several attempts and got to the point where it was just too frustrating and I had to call it quits. I had high hopes for this game when I initially bought and played it, the zombie infested hotel scenario, although hardly original, is a solid setting and initially the game looks promising. Female protaganist with decent voice acting? Great! Graphics are solid, certainly immersive enough for VR, and the lifesize zombies shambling after you are fearsome and the atmosphere is well done. Unfortunately there are too many incredibly frustrating elements which eventually lead me to give up on this game despite trying to come back several times. 1. This game's lighting engine IS TOO DARK. Even trying to up the gamma / brightness, in dark areas it is PITCH BLACK and you cannot see ANYTHING. Now there is a flashlight in the game, but guess what, it needs batteries, which are fairly rare and last maybe 5 real time minutes for a full charge. Without batteries the flashlight is USELESS. I cannot stress enough how frustrating this is, despite there being plenty of ambient light throughout the hotel, without the flas…

I dont think i've ever felt so much anxiety in my life. Really well made, a creepy hotel is a great setting for horror. Only complaint is it was a little short and ended kind of abruptly on a cliffhanger. Hope they make the part 2 of this

scsry af, but i hate the cliff-hanger. sequal?

4/10 - Game is actually great, but it's short and ends on huge cliffhanger and it seems that it never be finished, so it's not worth of time investment

damn, this is a solid horror vr experience! my only regret is not buying because of bad reviews back in 2023

This game is definitely a really good game, especially if you like zombie/haunted-house style of games. too bad some dummy had to go and ruin it for everyone (community comments).