Take Care VR Reviews

Für Indigame garnicht schlecht. Perfekt wer auf Psychotrip und Jumpscare steht.

A short experience. A bit janky, but worth the price. The good: -Combat is actually pretty good. Zombies have active ragdolls. Gunplay is simple, but effective. Inventory and items are user friendly. -Most of the environments are fairly effective. Darkness is used well. -For a 5 dollar game, it's pretty polished. I encountered a couple of frustrating bugs, but meh. -Performant. No jitteriness. -Kind of scary. I'm a VR and horror veteran, but there were a couple of times I was caught by surprise, and the overall ambience and sound design set an eerie tone. -Puzzles are simple, but they're decent. The garden level was my favorite. The bad: -The game is very short. Only about an hour. -The story is a little disjointed, and only really hinted at. It's a bit abstract and leaves it open to interpretation. I wasn't very immersed. I felt very much like I was playing a game. -Although combat is decent, you can beat the whole game by just avoiding combat altogether. -The hospital basement level makes no sense, and the platforms are annoyingly slow. -Of all the drawers and lockers I opened, only one or two of them had anything in it. -Doors can glitch shut. A game breaking bug that can only be fixed by loading your save file. -Zombies can glitch through closed doors. Overall: This is obviously an indie game. The graphics aren't great, but they're not horrible. If the zombies were more of a threat, I think the game would be better. Cutscenes were well executed, but a bit repetitive. Some of the level design didn't make a lot of sense--a lot of out of the way deadends that were worthless to explore. No items found in them, just kind of pointless. I had fun with it. Didn't love it. Didn't hate it. If you like simple indie games and are looking for a quick experience to pick up for cheap, I'd recommend.