Atramentum VR

A really scary game! You start of by entering Andys Voodoo shop. Well inside you find a board game called Atramentum. If you steal it and exit the room, the game will start. Then the nightmare begins. Just follow the flow. A cool mix of Jumanji/Voodoo/Ouija Board/Paranormal horror. You will solve small puzzles in really creepy places (where jumpscares, intense sound and scary music constantly is happening) in order to get deeper and deeper into the game. Overall it's a good and scary game and easily worth to buy for 8 dollars. It's scary for the one who plays it and fun for others to watch. It's easy to navigate and the puzzles are balanced enough to keep a constant pace throughout the game. It's also a very suitable game for first-timers to enjoy the horror aspect of VR. It's in Early Access, so sure, there are areas to improve, like many other Early Access games! Watch us play it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pvj0-T-efQ

You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/R84V72fdW0s [h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] This is a good, but short atmospheric Horror experience for VR. It's almost like a walking simulator with light puzzles, except with very little actual walking. You basically just teleport from scene to scene. I found most of the puzzles to be pretty easy to solve, except for the last room. You can finish the game in anywhere from 15-25 minutes. Despite the mostly easy puzzles, I did enjoy the game. You're basically confused the whole time wondering where you are and what's going on. Except a lot of creepy stuff happens around you. Unfortunately, the game ends suddenly and on the worst puzzle element. You have to guide this square tool around some wire setup with balls for corners. It took me several tries before I was finally able to execute it properly ... then it just ends with no explanation. Teleportation is the only locomotion and there is no smo...

Well, this was *almost* a really good game, completely marred by a terrible puzzle near (I think) the end. You have to pass a green square over black pipes without touching the edges. This is an awful thing in VR. I'm not at all convinced I'm actually touching the edges, yet I fail over and over again. I thought maybe my hands were too shakey so I asked my nimble kids to try it, and they couldn't do it either. It's too bad. Prior to that point, this was a well done game (other than a pretty big bug at the beginning where the game you're supposed to steal just disappears before you can get it out of the shop.) To the devs: I promise to re-rate this game if you'll fix it up and make it playable. It's a great idea for a game at least.