About This Game Now fully remastered with new graphics & lighting! Also includes full support for both HTC Vive and Oculus Rift!Solve puzzles to find your way out of the room before it is too late - Something lurks deep in the shadows. Welcome to a place where everything you ever imagined can be true, even your worst nightmare.“Who in the world am I? Ah, that's the great puzzle.” - Lewis Caroll“Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality.” ― Lewis Carroll, Alice in WonderlandThe Rabbit Hole is an immersive, intense and mind-bending game built for Virtual Reality.❏ A Dark Environment Built With Unreal 4❏ Live an Escape the Room experience in Virtual Reality❏ Room exploration with collectibles and logical thinking to find the way out❏ The Room evolves and get darker and darker as you push forward, experience The Old Room in three different layouts: Night, Day and Nightmare.❏ Change your size with cakes and potions mechanics to find and explore new places.❏ More than 5 unique puzzles challenges ❏ Incredible virtual sound effects Available for Arcades on SpringboardVR 7aa9394dea Title: The Rabbit Hole RemasteredGenre: Adventure, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:VRMonkeyPublisher:VRMonkeyRelease Date: 26 May, 2017 The Rabbit Hole Remastered Free Download [serial Number] the rabbit hole remastered Akward movement system, cant move around freely, Controls are mapped in a very strange way. Cant grab objects as you usually can in vr.. Some hard puzzles and nice mood. Works great with the oculus remote.. Some hard puzzles and nice mood. Works great with the oculus remote.. The Locomotion and Interaction Mechanics are, other reviewers pointed out extremely outdated. For example you will be teleporting to specific spots in the room and instead of pulling the lever you will be pointing at it like you do in the SteamVR Overlay. Despite all of this, I still recommened this game.I have played a lot of Escape the Room Experiences, and sadly a majority of them are more like hunt a search for\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665simulator, this game however, has legit puzzles, plus items you use to let you interact with your surroundings differently, and unlike most ETR experiences, actually makes you think.I highly dislike the timed game over experiene, it seems like a cheap jump scare in a game that should rely on atmosphere to make it harder to think. Being jumped for what seemed like no reason, while solving a puzzle only to find I lost my progress feels a lot more like the game crashing than a legit mechanic. Unless Indicated that this is a timed experience such as the bloddy mary escape the room game. This mechanic is VERY out of place, and I would recommened the dev to make some sort of indication of either a timer the player is on, or even better to get rid of it entirely.A Death mechanic, the user is not aware, in a puzzler is very bad game design. When dying after such a long time, the user does not feel like he wants to restart the game. I might come back to it, but again from a motivational standpoint being thrown out for no reason with no indication after having put in the hard time, will be a hard out for a lot of players. I do also recommened to revisit the Locomotion and Interaction Mechanics, I am not familiar with how much documentation there is available for the Unreal Engine, but in Unity this would be easily done through some free assets, likely in the matter of days. If you change to a free teleportation system and use have physical buttons to push, instead of the pointing mechanic, then this game would stand as a hallmark and guide for all escate the room games to come after.Also slight side note, I would recommened to rename the title The Rabit Hole - Escape The Room or Escape The Room - The Rabit Hole it would likely get you more attention.. Great concept, but seems to be behind the times when it comes to VR mechanics, motion controls, UI, etc. It has a long way to go to get up to speed with industry standards. I really hope it pulls through though because it has a great, unique take on escape the room. I am only recommending it because of this and forgiving all the issues I expereinced while playing it because of early access.. At its core Rabbit Hole is an escape the room in an alice in wonderland environment. To be frank I'm a bit jaded because I am an alice fanatic and one of my dream games is an alice in vr. Trying to divorce myself from my bias, the game is rather simple there are a few puzzles in a small room that you need to solve with alice mechanics. Shrinking, growing, eerie music and the like are some of the alice staples and they are all thoughtfully included, with an added dash of sinister undertones thrown into the pot. At first, I could not recommend the game because of some minor issues (which become greatly exaggerated in vr) there was a lighting problem, which made the game nearly pitch black on my vive. On top of that the addition of motion controls brought with it a joystick specific solution to head rotation. The Yaw rotation (or mouse\/ right joystick on gamepads) was mapped directly to the touchpad. This made the game extremely uncomfortable to play. However, after voicing my concerns the dev patched these issues within a week showing they care about feedback, with that said I can recommend this game whole heartedly.. Ever since I've heard of VR I wondered what would it be like to play an escape the room on it. I don't have to wonder anymore and the game is simply amazing! The art is fantastic and the puzzles are great. It's a great VR experience!. I got stuck in a corner and couldn't get out. The hands don't move either so it's a pain figuring out how to move or manipulate things.. but apparently with the Rift you have to hold down the teleport button.. I hate teleporting in VR games.. now I have to use to it pick things up. what?. Not taking into account the low price, but looking at this game as something that will consume your precious time, I cannot recommend this. The good:- graphics are not bad- nice ambient sound and music- spooky atmosphere- potentially a good story?The bad:- text on screen while playing with things like "the door is locked, you will need a key"- inventory needs to be accessed by pressing A or B on your gamepad (says another text message), but I'm playing with Vive controllers. I tried several things but couldn't find the inventory- you can teleport through the bed- bad control mechanics when opening drawers or pulling a lever- many objects cannot be picked up- as far as I can tell : no free thumbpad movement, only teleport which is not as good with horror games where it's better (scarier) to be able to walk around the house- no Quit in the menu and Steam couldn't quit the game :(Maybe a future update resolves this issues?. Great concept, but seems to be behind the times when it comes to VR mechanics, motion controls, UI, etc. It has a long way to go to get up to speed with industry standards. I really hope it pulls through though because it has a great, unique take on escape the room. I am only recommending it because of this and forgiving all the issues I expereinced while playing it because of early access.
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