

The baron got you again
XXII GROUP · 2017 · Action, Adventure, VR
PC
9 user reviews44% · 9
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About The baron got you again
The baron got you again is an Escape the Room game.
In The baron got you again you play as a secret agent, prisonner from a cell in the middle of Argentina, inside the secret base of the vile Baron Von Rimmel. Your mission : escape, and as fast as possible. Search the different rooms to discover the bunker's exit without being noticed.
The game requires a minimum Room Scale of 2 by 1.5 meters, but a Room Scale of 4 by 3 meters provided with a greater experience.
The game only support the HTC Vive.
In The baron got you again you play as a secret agent, prisonner from a cell in the middle of Argentina, inside the secret base of the vile Baron Von Rimmel. Your mission : escape, and as fast as possible. Search the different rooms to discover the bunker's exit without being noticed.
The game requires a minimum Room Scale of 2 by 1.5 meters, but a Room Scale of 4 by 3 meters provided with a greater experience.
The game only support the HTC Vive.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Pros : - Graphically pretty - The idea of teleportation that fit the physical room - The riddles just hard enough for the helpers to be welcome - You can use help when you want - Fair price and value for money - The exploitation of the RV and the environment to 360 Cons : - A bit short - We want a suite Very good game!10 found this helpful
My video play through: https://youtu.be/TH7SKa6Teu0 A good value for $3! I’m not sure if they require a large play area or not, but I kept bumping up against my chaperone bounds. Occasionally the game would stutter during play. I’m sure they’ll iron that out. Also, if you have claustrophobia you won’t like this because you’re required to crawl/walk through tiny spaces.3 found this helpful
The game looks very nice. Visually, it's great. That's it. The "puzzles" are few and simple, and barely functional. The way you interact with objects leaves a lot to be desired as well. Holding the flashlight and it brushes the wall? That's dropped. You have the grip of a recently awakened comatose patient in advanced stages of atrophy. Even simple things like placing a key into a lock are done poorly. There's no animation or sound effects, you just wave the key into the lock and the door pops open. One of the puzzles requires you to strike a surface multiple times, and each time you do, the object you're striking it with falls out of your hands. Awesome. I can't recommend this game. The lack of rewarding puzzles, and short gameplay would make it a pass for free. At $3 it's not worth it. I do like the art style a lot, though, and if the developers can work on the gameplay elements, I'd be happy to check out their future stuff.2 found this helpful
Edited review: Initially, it had bad performance with my 1080 Ti, but they patched that, and there are no performance problems for me now. I beat the game, which can be done pretty quickly, and I found the puzzles uninteresting. Also, objects in your hands frequently fly out of your hands and are nowhere to be found. There's a constant line going from your hand to the center of the room, and I don't know why. It's very annoying. I still don't recommend this, but the graphics are good.1 found this helpful
the concept was good (for a game less than 3 dollars) but the game was so poorly made that it is almost unplayable
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