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[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. Spoiler-free Review. [/h1] I bought this in the Steam Autumn Sale of 2017 for $2.89 USD. I think this is a good deal. It's a nice puzze / escape room game. It took me about 1.2 hours to complete the puzzle, but it can probably be beaten in 20 minutes if you just rush through the game. Locomotion is by teleportation. However, I made sure to try to find every object that is interactable. You get little voice snippets from Jess. I liked them for the most part. Some negative reviewers call them cheesy, I think it gives you insight into the person. It made you feel like you knew Jess better and there's actually some motivation to finish the game. This game is different than most escape rooms because you're not actually trying to escape at all. You're playing a game with your boyfriend Nick and he has a promised surprise for you at the end. It's a rainy day outside and the news is reporting about some missing girls. I believe there are 4 rooms. Your goal is to unlock them all and then open the safe. There is a hint system to help you, although I found only in the first puzzle were the hints really all that useful. But I would…

Overall gameplay is your average escape room all the puzzles before the end are fairly easy. By the time I got to the final puzzle, which involves taking cubes found around the house and putting them in a specific order. I was having trouble I had to look up a video, which normally I refuse to do. By the time I completed the cubes and onto the code I was having so much trouble understanding/deciphering that I was fuming, I was so pissed off. So pissed off in fact that I HAD to look up the code. If you are stuck at the end of game and pissed off like I was here's the code https://steamcommunity.com/app/553050/discussions/0/4265444529695470960/

For an indie escape room game, this is quite good. I managed the puzzles without a walkthrough.

Disappointingly short. Completed in about 50 minutes. The longest part (probably about 20 minutes spent on the final combination puzzle (not the cubes). Playing with WMR, it was just about bearable, but there was a lot of juddering (not so much that I felt ill like in another game). Was it worth the money? I am not convinced. There is no replay-ability (I will remember the puzzles easily enough). I am not sure I would want to let someone not familiar with VR play due to the juddering. As I have completed it though, I won't be getting a refund

Nice escape the room-like game. Not very challenging, but that is not a complaint, just a difficulty level.

Really enjoyed the game but could not figure out the puzzle at the end for the safe code. Feeling frustrated.