Spacescape

The game it self has a erie feel to it, not scary, but you do feel alone. The puzzles are fun and the over all feel of the game is awesome. Completing tasks are really rewarding and they really challenge you. The only reason I bought the game is because I love space and because no one else had left a review on it. But I'm glad I bought it. If you get stuck feel free to send me a PM and I'll tell you IF I've figured it out myself.

There's a bug that won't let access the final room. The game will stutter absurdly and become unplayable. There's a thread about it and the last time the developer said anything was a year ago. They clearly gave up on the game and now it is just a cash grab. I would recommend it otherwise, but currently it is just a scam

This is Silver Machine Studios best one yet. Each puzzle fits the theme wonderfully, with enough of them to keep you busy for a few hours. Alltogether, it's a well crafted escape room.

Overall... the game is good. Interesting puzzles, nice visuals, atmosphere and stuff. But there is one nasty bug that ruins the experience. When you unlock the door to final stage, the game just starts to rapidly save and access data on your computer, causing a lot of insane stutter, freezing, and eventually Oculus software crash. There are alot of comments of people having this issue, but I don't think it will be fixed anytime soon.

Somewhat clunky escape-room-type VR game. The 3D environment looks like placeholder graphics: it's all boxes and low-poly models. Even the handles on the airlock doors are square instead of circular. The push-button interaction is a little cumbersome to use, as it's very easy to fat-finger adjacent buttons and the button feedback isn't great. Objects tend to fly off and it's very easy to get them stuck where you can't reach them. Together, there's no immersion or presence at all. The puzzles themselves are OK, and more like traditional offline puzzles than the physics-based novelties you see in some games. I would say the game is good for a puzzle nut who doesn't care so much about the look and feel of the game - the kind of person who always ignores the flavour text - but I don't think someone so into puzzles would find anything new here. Overall, I'd have been impressed with this game if I'd downloaded it free from a game jam site, but it doesn't look like a commercial offering at ...

A very good puzzle/escape style VR game. The puzzles are all good, requiring some thought but no leaps of logic that I noticed. There are plenty of hints scattered around to give you some direction. I only had two issues with it, both fairly minor. First, the game badly needs a rotation capability like most other games I've played, just a 45 degree turn by flicking a joystick to the side would be perfect. As it was I repeatedly had to extricate myself from my headset cord. Not a huge deal, but it would be nice. And the other is that one of the puzzles required me to get down on the floor for a very quick moment. I recently hurt my ankle and am a large guy, so getting up and down like that was more difficult than necessary, and I'm not sure the puzzle gains anything by being so close to the ground (and under a surface, so you really do need to get on the floor to see it). Other than those two very minor issues, I very much enjoyed the game!

Handling objects and pressing buttons can be a little derpy, but this is good quality gameplay. There was quite a bit of thought put into these puzzles, so this should be a no-brainer buy.

Being an old adventure game fan, I'm craving for experiences like this in VR. While this is more of a puzzle room than a full fledged adventure game with a story, it is still a lot of fun and exceptionally well made. The puzzles are nicely challenging and not too frustrating, although some might make you scratch your head for a while. Graphics are simple but nice and the feeling of being on a space station is actually there. At least it worked for me. :) It has taken me a little under two hours to beat, but for the low price that's a good length IMHO. I've had my VR system for almost 3 years now and I have to say this game ranks highly among the most enjoyable experiences I've had with it. If you like puzzles and escape rooms then definitely try this out!

The 3rd game from Silver Machine Studios and the one I enjoyed the most. Enjoyable puzzles, good length. I personally prefer non-texured polygon surfaces in VR as while it takes away from some immersion, it makes up for with smooth frame rates, unlike a game like Aeon where the first level plays like a dream and then the performance gets crappy level after level as the detailing gets more complex. Can't wait for the 4th release from this dev (I like escape rooms LOL)

This is great. Im over 1.5 hours in and still not done. Worth the $.