A Wake Inn

While the horror aspect of this game is very good, it made me feel physically afraid without jumpscares, it drops frames randomly and often. the movement with the wheelchair, while a neat gimmick, is nauseating and doesn't work properly half the time edit: this review was written on release day so things may have changed since then.

great graphics with a creepy atmosphere.

Decent game that lacks polish. About 5 hours to get through. + interesting and immersive VR implementation of inventory, movement, interactions + creepy, but not too scary + the visual style is nice and interesting, especially as far as doll design and inventions are concerned + great music, although sometimes it starts playing for no apparent reason ~ the inventory, although cool, isn't the most convenient. In the heat of battle it's hard to put anything in it, you're more likely to drop it ~ the plot isn't impressive, although the theme is interesting - combat is meh

runs very poorly on a quest 2 powered by i7 9700k and rtx 3070. also the controls are not that great.

effectivement le jeu comporte quelques petits problèmes, mais j'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à parcourir cet hôtel, j'espère qu'il y aura une suite.

Wow, geht überhaupt nicht, dass Spiel. Nachdem ich gefühlte Ewigkeiten auf annehmbare Settings getweakt habe, wurde es mir nach 2 Fluren derart schlecht, dass ich nicht mehr weiterspielen wollte. :-( Motion sickness par excellence.

I want to love this game, but in it's current state I can't enjoy it. Performance is bad, constant stuttering. I understand having wheelchair movement, and it's very difficult to move, which I know is on purpose, but I think it's too difficult to move to the point of tedium. I think allowing joystick movement will improve this greatly, and allowing me to turn irl would help a lot as well. Currently the two movement options feel bad, and honestly make me pretty sick. (And I got my VR legs playing Boneworks.) I am not sure how difficult it is, but I highly believe the VR standard nowadays is having hand physics especially for a game like this. Having the "claw" have physics, but your hands just go through objects/bodies ruins the immersion. Not a deal breaker, but immersion breaking for sure. I wish I could have played more of the game, but with the current performance, movement, game shows wrong controllers, and no way to bring up options except going back to the main menu there was no way I could enjoy it. Great concept, the vision is there, but there is some much needed love that needs to be pumped into this to bring it up to the VR standard that games are at now. I will gladly buy this game again once it has greatly improved, but until then I must refund.