Can't imagine playing this on VR comfortably with how much moving around you do. The switch to first person isn't great, but ultimately the gameplay isn't that much different. I think the addition of openable drawers and cupboards sucks since they're so numerous and you'll never know if they're important or not unless you scan every single one. They're not always easy to click either. The second house can be very difficult, and beating it is the rarest achievement. It's better than "The House of the Past" from the second game at least.
A big detractor from the series but not in a good way.
It feels a little too clunky in comparison to the perfectly fine formula that the rest of the games had.
Not saying it didn't try at all, it's the opposite issue, it tried too hard.
at least it still had some decent scares, but that doesn't save it from the clunk fest.
3/10
It feels a little too clunky in comparison to the perfectly fine formula that the rest of the games had.
Not saying it didn't try at all, it's the opposite issue, it tried too hard.
at least it still had some decent scares, but that doesn't save it from the clunk fest.
3/10
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the game, but the switch to first person was way too jarring, and can sometimes be nauseating. Some of the achievements are also absurdly difficult to get, with the intruder spawn rates (the ones tied to achievements, i mean) being insanely low