The Price of Freedom Reviews

Great story and nice graphics, very well done! This is what immersive VR feels like. I really felt like I was in the story. Looking forward to paying for more content when it gets released. I could lose hours in this world.

This is a 20 minutes story packed game with multiple layers to uncover. The story is simple but the way it is told is perfect. The only criticism I have is I didn't like the rotating bookshelf, especially going out. I was so confused on my orientation because after you rotate out, it's almost pitch black anywhere. Anyways, try the game, its free and it's worth your time to experience it

Interesting dramatic license taken here with the real MK-ULTRA project of the CIA. A lot of stuff is 'writ large', partially so you can literally read it in VR, but also to fit the short format and noir-ish story they're going for. And it works well on those fronts. For all that the interactions and graphics are 'budget', and will date further, it makes effective use of small paces, and the minor puzzles that allow you to progress are mainly fitting rewards for prodding your interactive environment. Feels like a step down the road for VR documentaries / 'faction' / narratives.

Good experience, music, story, and the $ is a great purchase. now... it left me with a weird feeling..

Very short experience (15 minutes) but very nice story and a lot of details. There is a possibility for another chapter. Virtual room are very small and because of that, not very realistic but I know they choose this to make the game available for people with "standing only" mode. Very good for a free demo. Try it!

Well put together, but clearly not finished. Graphics are clean, well chosen for what it is. Plot is well written. One quibble - it makes no sense that the CIA handler has a stereotypical Hydra-Nazi-all-purpose-German-sounding-badguy accent. The whole point is that this is super-patriotic American intelligence gone awry, right? Try a nice deep southern accent...like Kevin Spacey in House of Cards. Or a flat, CNN-anchor voice.

The time is not long, about 20 minutes, exploring the story reversal suspense story. The puzzle elements in the game are relatively simple, and the story is still cruel. Overall not bad

I played with Oculus Touch (and a 2 Camera setup), and i can say, this was one of the coolest roomscale experiences i`ve had so far. It is free and it is awesome, you should definetly give it a try!!!

This is something between a puzzle room and a cinematic experience. Unfortunately it doesn't really feel like it does either very well. The puzzles generally just involve finding a hidden object and the story feels really heavy handed. There are a few moments when the game sounds like it is giving you a moral choice about what to do next, but if you don't follow the intended path then the game just stops until you make the choice it wants (at one point you can literally just stand in a burning room whilst the game waits for you to take an action). On top of that, the game is also incredibly short so the reveal at the end feels completely unearned. If this had been free then I could excuse a lot of these things, but it's not and unfortunately a lot of the other free tech demos or games out there are better than this is.

Good, short game. Definitely worth 2€. Only minus is that the game page should state the shortness since I was just standing in the last room thinking for a good few mins that I can't reach the doors because they are so far away xD Overall worth 2€.