Hello Cruel World Reviews

It's good for what it is but I believe the sticker price is a little much for what it offers. One of the main issues I have with some VR games is the immersion factor and sadly this game does not do it justice. Outside of the game objects used in the puzzles there is really no interaction, so no opening any drawers, picking random things up, or even lore to pick up and read and that kinda kills the immersion. There are a few bugs as well with my top two being that you can lock yourself out or in an area if your not careful with the poles and your temp charges and there is next to no collision on the walls so you can poke your head through or even reach in and again, it kills the immersion. On a positive note I did like the puzzles as they were done differently from others and the atmosphere was creepy and fit the game well. The puzzles themselves were not that difficult so someone that's not great with puzzle games should not have any issues. Out of the last few puzzle games I've tried in VR this does have a story and it's not bad. Since I enjoyed the game I'll give it a thumbs up but It's definitely not for everyone. Think pancake ported to VR as that's the best I could describe it. There are some videos of the gameplay you can watch if your on the fence or you can always refund it if it's not what your looking for as you can get good idea of what to expect within the first hour.

A solid single-player puzzling experience with light horror elements. While there are some rough edges and the "streamer" aspect of the game feels like a last-minute feature added to grab some coverage, the game is a solid single-player experience with nice visuals and a fairly engaging narrative.