The 18th Floor
Aoga Games · 2018 · Puzzle Platformer, Immersive Sim, Dungeon Crawler, Puzzle, Underground
PC
Mixed54% · 26 📉 Recent reviews down 44%
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About The 18th Floor
Background
In Ancient Eastern Mythology, miscreants and sinners who have lived a life of evil and deception are sent to “18 Floors” after death. Their souls are doomed to suffer an endless torture, forever cursed with pain and anguish, as punishment for their wicked lives.
Game story
In 1930, a young Eastern woman was brutally murdered on a train. Her soul is now filled with resentment and anger which has transformed her into a powerful demon who now wanders the earth looking for revenge.
There is only one way to subdue her anger: Find the murderer and bring their soul to the “18 Floor".
There are three suspects: The gloomy professor, the mysterious adventurer, and the pianist with a split personality. Who is the real murderer?
Find out the truth
The moment you put on VR, you will look through the woman’s eyes and go to the place where the murderer had occurred. As clues are revealed little by little, the truth will get closer and the mystery will unravel…
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Who is the real murderer?
The gloomy professor
-- His horrible office
The train is on the sea
--The crime scene of the murder
The mysterious adventurer
--the mysterious cave in his travel note
The pianist with split personality
-- His caste from which the music of his piano can be heard all the year round
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is the stupidest VR game I have come across. There is NO LOGIC to any of these puzzle solutions! Particularly after Floor 2. I did, however, enjoy the first floor. The second floor was stretching it sometimes, and required a walkthrough to finish. After that it gets worse and worse. Why call a game "18 floors" when it only has 4?4 found this helpful
Don't waste your time.... there is only 2 floors, and they are not that great. if they had 18 floors, then it would be worth it.3 found this helpful
I would not bother with this. When I bought the game, the store description heavily gave the impression it would be something like 18 VR escape rooms (but more fool me, it was early access, will i NEVER learn??). There were two at the time, I enjoyed the atmosphere and the way of solving the puzzles with VR controllers was very well done. The problem is, they have made (what puzzles exist) so hard that you WILL need a walk through. There is no way to just "figure out" much of this. On the second level, the details were a lot blander and there wasn't as many distractions as the first level. I got bored and switched off, and don't think I'll be picking this up again unless they release a future update to add the 12 still-unheard-of floors.3 found this helpful
Fun but scary
[h1]It's bad, guys.[/h1] This is quite a good looking game, and has some inventive ideas, but it's so horribly broken and illogical that I can't recommend it. Even for the few bucks I paid. Crucial puzzle items vanish from your hand into limbo, meaning that you need to start over. Essential objects simply don't always spawn. Puzzles don't always trigger the next phase after being completed correctly. On top of that, the puzzles in levels 3 and 4 defy logic in most cases. They're just broken-down trains of thought on unruly tracks, with a big helping of bad physical mechanics. The team clearly has some talent, and I'd like to see them take another run at the genre, but they need better quality control in terms of both QA and puzzle design.
I am using an oculus rift s on a new laptop with an i7 and gtx 1060. the game runs fine but i can not turn right or left with either rift controllers. I can teleport and move objects but cant turn. Help please.
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