Hide N Seek VR Reviews

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] Game is dead. There's nothing to do if you don't have another person to play online with. There are two areas under construction ... apparently since December 23, 2017. There have been no updates since that time (just a little over a month after game was released on Steam). From the lobby area, I can say there's clipping and hiding in a chest or barrel feels dumb and the climbing is very bad and you can fall under the map. This game should go free to play. I regret spending $2.49 for this game during the Steam Lunar New Year 2018 sale. Wish I could get a refund. [b]Rate 3/10. Do [u]NOT[/u] Buy! [/b]

Have just under an hour played of this game mostly consisting of playing with the developer (super chill and cool guy) and a bit with him and another guy that was playing with us for a bit, super fun game and the more people who buy it and play it will make the games mechanic way funner as well as funding him to develop the game even more, highly reccomend this game for everyone with a VR headset, if you need someone to play with definitely feel free to add me!

Hide and Seek VR is something I expected early on in VR due to the simple concept yet here we are with a proper game. I will note that I played with the developer and someone else during this and he was taking notes while we were playing and it was pretty fun. -----Gameplay----- It's a simple game of Hide and Seek with various maps, some a little more worked on than others but each still quite fun. There are a number of bugs I encountered on my first session such as being able to clip through walls (There is an measure in place to try and prevent this however sometimes it either doesn't work or can push you out of bounds). One thing I noticed was that the heads and hands were very bright and therefore very easy to notice if someone was hiding in a dark area. ---Thoughts--- It's a decent start and the price is pretty good for the game that it is, with a lot more work into maps and maybe some interactivity to the maps(Opening doors, Wardrobes etc) it can be a pretty fun game to take a break and play. I feel the Town map should have buildings you can enter and be a lot smaller and more focused on just searching the buildings. Climbing? If possible. It's pretty fun to be able to climb around in VR and to have maybe a map where people could be hiding on ceilings could be pretty entertaining. ---Suggestions--- More Maps Lobby System Gestures (Just a bit of fun to mess with while waiting) Spectator? (Makes it more interesting after being caught, perhaps a screen in the starting room) Better Anti Wall Measures (Sometimes when trying to hide next to a wall it'd push me out, so maybe a little less aggressive measures like just stopping the camera from pushing past?) Night Maps/Random Day and Night Less Bright Players ---Bugs--- Glitching Through Walls In the Dark map (3rd Screenshot on Store page) you can see through the entrance/exit so the cat can spy on the players as they hide. --Conclusion-- Overall it's a decent experience for a fairly cheap price. I give it a 6.5/10 in its current state but with more additions throughout the EA period I can see it being much higher.