System: HTC Vive & Oculus Rift
Price at Time Of Review: £3.99
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Horror, Adventure
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+
VR Shop Score 1/100: 25
Description: In 2008, a girl named Kimmy disappeared strangely. Her parents searched for her for a long time but failed to find her, so they left this sad land. Twelve years later, you found this uninhabited house during an accidental trip. Due to the new COVID epidemic, you have lost your job and become homeless, so you live into this house. But you didn’t expect that, late at night, there was a burst of strange laughter, so you woke up. . .
Review: ‘VR Girls’ Room in Darkness’ is a mild horror game and hidden object game rolled into one. Believe it or not, you play the role of a homeless man because (…and I quote the game description here)”Due to the new COVID epidemic, you have lost your job and become homeless, so you live into this house.” and the quality of that line should tell you all you need to know about this game. It’s basic, it’s shallow and it relies on darkness for cheap jump-scares. Sure, £3.99 isn’t a lot of money and its only £2.39 at the moment because it is on sale, but it doesn’t have 30 mins of content. In fact, once you have finished it once you can finish it in less than 5 mins. This isn’t something I feel I can recommend any time soon, not until it gets a massive update or two.
