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The Take

$9.99
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Developer:
Stuido Studios
Publisher:
Stuido Studios
Platforms:
Windows
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About This Game

The Take is a local hotseat VR game where two players assume the role of competing spies in a Golden Age comic book, racing against the clock to hide and seek classified intel.

The first spy has a limited amount of time to hide the intel somewhere in their spy-stronghold, all while using a selection of gadgets and traps to secure the room and delay the other spy from finding it. Once the time limit is reached, the first spy transfers the headset to the other spy, who then has a limited amount of time to look for this intel, while also avoiding the traps. If the intel is found within the time limit, the spy seeking it wins the game. If not, the spy who originally hid the intel wins! Play over and over again to discover all of the hidden parts of each room and experiment with the vast combinations of interactive objects and traps. Prove who is the best spy among you!

Features:

- Only one Headset needed for a two player competitive VR experience!
- A unique comic book world even 1960s Batman would adore!
- A fully arranged jazz soundtrack by award-winning composer Zac Zinger!
- 3 unique rooms!
- 8+ different traps!
- 9 pieces of nostalgic intel!
- Over 30 hidden compartments to discover!
- Fully modular match settings!
- Randomized hidden compartments and traps!
- Plus: You get to write on the walls! Holy calligraphy!!!

Also available for Arcades on SpringboardVR

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User Reviews

Very Positive
10 user reviews
80%
Positive
28 min at review
Recommended

This game is a great local VR game if you want to have fun with someone else and only have one VR headset!

10 helpful
2 hrs at review
Recommended

After playing it during a few game nights (and getting the soundtrack stuck in my head) I had to leave some kind of review for this. It's not like every other VR wave shooter, archery, horror, or tower defense game - and it's not even an escape the room game either. It's like a comic book...party game? What I really like about it is that I can convince almost anyone to play this with me, and that's pretty hard to do for VR in general. Even my sister played it for a bit. The matches are really quick, and the mechanics are pretty straightforward. It takes a little bit of time to learn all the traps, but not much else. I really like that. The jazzy music is also super catchy and really well done, and the comic effects add a nice touch of character. I wish there were more rooms/items, but there are a lot of hidden spots in each room if you look hard enough, and things always seemed to be randomized and that keeps it fresh. I'm looking forward to my next game night with this one and loo...

5 helpful 1 funny
2 hrs at review
Recommended

Very fun with family and friends. Probably the favorite game with everyone here. Pros: Quick rounds Easy to learn how to play Fun for everyone Meh: To teleport you have to hold the trackpad and then squeeze the trigger (I prefer a quick press on the trackpad) Cons: It's possible to rip the drawers out and have them slide across the room. With sharing the vr headset so much it can get a bit sweaty. :acduck: All in all its a fun game. Recommended

5 helpful
14 hrs at review
Recommended

Crawled around on the floor like an idiot looking for a little box. 10/10, would do again.

4 helpful
1 hrs at review
Recommended

Fun party game, with a simple concept at a fair price. Hope to see some new traps, and rooms/intel in the future!

4 helpful
6 min at review
Not Recommended

If I could give it back I would. I found the game very clunky to navigate and the colors are probably a matter of taste but I find them a bit too much. The game, in essence, is like cleaning up your room and searching for that missing sock in all the drawers.

1 helpful
1 hrs at review
Not Recommended

I want to like this game. I love the idea of this, one person hiding, and one person looking. I like the art style. But it just isn't good level design. There aren't very many rooms, and even in the biggest is too easy to just search every thing. I want more games like this, but having played it with 4 different people now, after one round we all always have the same response, "that was alright, but really easy, let's play something else" which is sad, because I really do want games like this to work and pull more people into VR.

1 helpful
50 min at review
Recommended

Fantastic asynchronous finders-keepers game. Had a proper laugh playing this. Only 3 rooms so far (small, medium and large) but well worth the 7 odd quid paid for it.

1 helpful
2 hrs at review
Recommended

Tons of fun for small parties!

37 min at review
Recommended

A fun game simple enough for vr amatures but fun enough for all

1 funny

System Requirements

Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7 SP1 or newer.
  • Processor: Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD 290 equivalent or greater
  • Storage: 300 MB available space
  • VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC

FAQ

How much does The Take cost?

The Take costs $9.99.

What are the system requirements for The Take?

Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 SP1 or newer. Processor: Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD 290 equivalent or greater Storage: 300 MB available space VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC

What platforms is The Take available on?

The Take is available on Windows PC.

Is The Take worth buying?

The Take has 80% positive reviews from 10 players.

When was The Take released?

The Take was released on Apr 1, 2018.

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