Top Secret

+Interesting Idea -Badly made -Bad Controls -Way too short for price -Buggy 1/5 Game has interesting an idea, but falls short on almost everything else that it's going for aside from the idea. The gameplay, controls and overall story are just terrible, animations and models are horrible. This is like something that should be free, that they're charging for just to make a quick buck. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.

Very short mini movie, where you are a human experiment that is trying to break out... I tried the FPS mode where you get a kind of super power that helps you escape. The game is clunky, controls arent the best, animations are janky, but the voice acting was acceptable, as was the storyline. Its fine for a free short interactive story, but it really shows its age. Overall although i didnt hate it, because it does have its cheezy cliche charm, its hard to say id recommend because in the end its too unpolished...

Top Secret, developed and published by Sky Nite, is a very short, concept-driven experience that sits somewhere between an interactive vignette and a minimalist narrative game. Rather than offering a fully developed gameplay system, it focuses on delivering a tightly contained scenario built around escape, surveillance, and the use of unusual abilities. The premise—breaking free from a shadowy organization using psychic powers—has clear potential, but the game approaches it with restraint, prioritizing mood and immediacy over complexity or scale. The structure is intentionally simple. Players move through a brief sequence of events that emphasize observation and decision-making rather than reflex-based mechanics. Interaction is limited, with most actions serving to advance the scenario rather than challenge the player in a traditional sense. The psychic abilities that define the protagonist’s role are present, but they function more as narrative devices than as systems to be explored or mastered. This creates an experience that feels guided and controlled, where the player’s role is less about shaping outcomes and more about participating in a predetermined sequence. What the gam…

super bad game

This game has a great concept that comes off as serious, intense, spooky even… but it’s execution is amusingly bad. It’s very short, maybe 10 minutes, and extremely rough around the edges. Low quality graphics, B-movie voice acting, totally random sound effects (try throwing something at the giant target on the wall.) All that being said, it has a few (just a few) cool moments. I really want to give it thumbs down, but I got it for literally pennies in a bundle, and it gave me half an hour of amusement. It’s sort of like watching a terrible but good Sci Fi B-movie. If you’re into that, and can get it on sale, I give it thumbs: UP!

Not worth a penny. They should have paid me to play it.