Transference

Great game! I played in VR. Ran great. The graphics are great! The story and atmosphere is a bit mind bending. With the effects and voices it was trippy and freaky. Kept me wanting to play and figure it all out. The walking was a bit tedious. Didn't want to move forward correctly for some reason every now and then. Had a few real good scares too!
Specs: Ryzen 9, 32gb, 5060ti, ssd, pico 4 virtual desktop

It doesn't support VR at all. When I launched it in VR mode it didn't work with my Valve Index. None of the controls were working which was a bummer as I'm always looking for VR horror games. I did enjoy the game though. It was creepy. It was an interesting story. It was a nice and quick game that didn't get boring.

A solid psychological horror, utilising good use of audio files and live action video for exposition. It taps into the subconscious really well, and reminded me of an old-school cult horror movie. Gameplay-wise i found myself really missing a "run" option to begin with, but after an hour it wasn't an issue. Ability to rebind keys is always a plus for me in games, so greatful for this having that option. Short game, but worth playing if you ever see it on sale. Probably not worth the full price unless you are a big fan of the horror genre like myself ❤️

If you're a fan of The 7th Guest, or 11th Hour, this is a nice companion game. Not as in depth with the puzzles, but right there in terms of great story telling and puzzle creation. I had a ton of fun with this. You don't need a crazy detailed walkthrough for this. It is approachable enough to pick up and play. Acting is also superb. Not tons of FMV, but what is there is great.
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I can't really give much praise on the story seeing as how this is a story based game but I can say I did like it a lot, you learn the main pushing point for the characters and what exactly caused them to do what they did and it all feels natural and like something real people could do, as for the puzzles I think some of them could be better there was a couple of points where I felt like the clues I was being given didn't exactly show me what to do with what I had but I ended up figuring it out, ironically the hardest puzzle for me was the first one, it's a music based puzzle using as you can guess music notes and the minor and major setup that most music sheets have and that was about the only one that took some time to just look at figure out, the other parts that did annoy me a little was the insistence on using a light switch so often to navigate but nothing was really something that would say this game isn't worth the money it costs.

Total playtime to beat it is about an hour and a half and honestly I'd say just get it while it's on sale, Ubisoft isn't the most down to earth publisher for some people but I have been with them and their games for over a decade and I can firmly say as bad as some people paint them they don't deserve players tossing their games and refunding them because they were short enough to beat under 2 hours. We are all only able to do what we can and this game was a refreshing reminding ubisoft doesn't need to be backing some AAA game to still make something good.

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verree omminnus.

Strange game but it was fun.