The Journey
Mugurel-Adrian Enache · 2016 · Simulation, Adventure, Indie, Casual, VR
PC
Mostly Negative27% · 11 📈 Making a comeback 42%
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About The Journey
The Journey
The Journey is a scientific adventure game based on the exploration of the human body.The former human species has been replaced by a new and improved one by embracing the power of technology. The only way to maintain a healthy evolution state is to learn from the oversight of our past, by investigating one of the few specimens left. Only by unraveling how the bygone human functioned, can we shield our new species from the same horrible fate. Thereby you will delve into the entire human body guided by Tex, your personal assistant.
Features
- Transpose yourself into a micro dimensional world
- Learn from curiosity
- The Journey is available on Windows and is compatible with HTC Vive.
- Find facts about the human body in The Knowledge Room and access them
- Add new information for new players (Local, not online accessible – in alpha version)
- Search for clues and solve the quizzes to go further
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Can't really say anything positive except for maybe the current low price of 0,99 EUR? But even then, I feel like this is just a waste of time. The in-game menu is so bad, low-res textures of body, terrible controls when flying the ship, weird industrial textures in ship, lousy text-to-speech, annoying sounds, .... It would take ages to correct all this.4 found this helpful
feels buggy and wierd3 found this helpful
[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] I actually spent .99 cents USD on this a while back on July 2017. I finally got around to playing this. Was it worth it? Nope, I would have been better never playing this game and leaving it in my backlog. I would have been better never having spent these .99 cents. C'est la vie. This is a great concept game, with very bad execution. As many people mention in the reviews, the controls are horrible and indeed they are. I questioned my sanity several times. Where am I going? Is my ship moving? Should I keep going? What am I doing? The answer to all those questions is losing my sanity. This may be an educational game about the human body, but it's really an educational game on patience. How much are you willing to put up with to learn some tidbits about the human body. It may very well be a cleverly disguised psychological experiment. How far will the rat go to get this promise of a cheese in the face of many reasons to quit? A true test of the Sunken Costs Fallacy. [i]You come in through the mouth and hopefully leave in the butt hole if you're lucky. And I saw things, things that shouldn't be seen. Yes, turds. Talk a…2 found this helpful
I would not recommend this with its current control method. The controls feel alien and backwards, they are not as intuitive as ones i'm used to in other VR games. The contols are so bad I got stuck in the back of the throat within the first 10 mins. I will be seeking a refund.2 found this helpful
Horribly disorienting. In the body there is no light, as if piloting it with the wacky controls wasn't hard enough. Really great concept though.1 found this helpful
Haven't gotten too far in but great concept so far. I think it brings a "drive" to learn about the human body and to provide an interesting challenge to ship maneuver. The controls could be improved and looks like the triggering, but other then that. Looking forward to trying some more.
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