The Murder of H.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my live review & full gameplay here: https://youtu.be/ywoEY7ZJ0JA This is a bad game. I think I beat it in less than 25 minutes (closer to 20 minutes). The reason I say "I think" is because I faced a game-breaking bug at the end where I couldn't fully open the door. However, I do believe the game was over (if not, then it's a game-breaking bug so either way it sucks). There's just nothing to the game. Charging $9.99 USD for this low effort voxel-based game that looks like it should have been released on the Oculus Go in 2018 or the Samsung Gear back in 2016. Back then it would have been alright for VR given that we didn't have many good games. Now in 2024, this game is completely out-dated. It's teleport only. It has snap turning only. It's one room that I beat in about 20 minutes (I think). There was nothing to the puzzles. It's mostly just find an object and then read a book that tells you what to do. There's just nothing to these puzzles. I could come up with better puzzles and I'm not a game designer and I've never made a Unity game. The best thing I can say about this game is that it is a nice voxel recreation of 221B…

The game is pretty short but I picked it up while it was on sale and it was really fun, I didn't have any movement problems or glitches that ruined it and regardless if you do have a bug it's pretty short, so a restart isn't the end of the world.. The story/puzzle is fun to work out and I feel like it's a really good beginners VR game and would recommend it to someone that wants to see if VR is for them! (Currently one of the achievements is broken so you [b] can not [/b] 100% from what I know)

A nice escape room-like game with a good use of VR. Be aware: the game is _very_ short: it took me 40 minutes and I got stuck a while because I had lost an important object. (Maybe throwing stuff around wasn't smart.) I'd say it worth it when it's at least 50% off or if you really want to support the genre.