The Price of Freedom
Construct Studio · 2016 · Indie, Adventure, VR, Story Rich, Atmospheric
PC
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About The Price of Freedom
Ask not what this country can do for you
January, 1960. The US is deep in Cold War with Russia, and nuclear war seems eminent, when Benjamin Miller breaks into CIA research facilities, stealing valuable Chemical Weapons research. Your mission: assassinate Miller and protect this information from falling into enemy hands. What seems like a straight forward mission soon takes a dark turn as you learn the truth behind Miller's motives.
Become part of the story in this thrilling interactive Room-Scale VR narrative, inspired by true events.
Features- The first in an episodic series.
- Voice actors including Jason Douglas (The Walking Dead, Dragon Ball Super) and Christopher Sabat (Dragon Ball series, One Piece)
- Explore a fully immersive environment. What secrets will you uncover?
- Thought provoking story.
- From the creators of the 360 VR film Imago.
- Full support in English and Chinese.
Available for Arcades on SpringboardVR
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It would be a nice little game but if you dont have open free space its not enjoyable. I had to keep recentering my headset so it would turn the room where I needed. Aside from the technical issues, the game is more of a slightly interactive short story than a game. Was a good tech demo I suppose.1 found this helpful
When I take off my boots my feet stink.
Good, short game. Definitely worth 2€. Only minus is that the game page should state the shortness since I was just standing in the last room thinking for a good few mins that I can't reach the doors because they are so far away xD Overall worth 2€.
very good
Great VR, you start not expecting much and it's short.. at the end you want more!
This was a lot of fun! Simple but story is excellent - related to real events that happened in the USA in the 1950s-1960s..
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