RevelationTrestan-尸忆岛

I have to admit, I did not go into this game with high expectations. I have seen the glitzy pseudo-hollywood big action marketing before and been let down almost every time. I am not going to say that this game is "the" game to redeme all others, but it is a solid offering. I find with VR that my priorities shift in how I receive a game, or, what is most important to me in a game. Near the top of that list is atmosphere, when you slap it into a VR experience if it's supposed to feel dirty, cold, and scary, it had best deliver. There is not much worse than a VR game trying to go for a particular feel and ending up creating an immersion breaking hell of it's own. Revelation, they did a great job. From sounds to textures and processing efx they have that "I think i'm going to P myself" home game advantage going for them already. The MOBiles compliment the atmosphere, a layer of the frantic chaos; If you have a nervous bladder, you can then upgrade your self from "think" to "do" regarding the P factor. What goes up, however must come down as well; While the game overall is rather solid some of the user experience aspects seemt to be not well thought out. The "backpack" and supporting…

Definitely a game that will scare the living sugar honey ice tea out if you. The controls feel pretty good, just don't loose your backpack along the way.

2.5 hrs to finish. Bad localization. Teleport only. The 3d audio for the zombies is off a fair amount. They sound like they are coming from the wrong direction. The puzzles were ok. Only buy on sale.

All in all, RevelationTrestan-尸忆岛 is a surprisingly good VR game. There are two aspects of the game that sometimes get on my nerves. First of all, the inventory management system can be sort of frustrating since there's no shortcut buttons; you must use your backpack in order to switch items around in your hands. The other problem I encountered is that some sound effects such as zombie growls sound super loud and seem like you got enemies right next to you, causing you to have what I call microjumpscares. It gets really annoying after a while.