Divided: Soul Theft Reviews

Barely recommended. Very scary, but not great with Index controllers.

This was the third game that I bought for my new HTC Vive, and boy am I glad that I did! The intensity, the mystery, the VOICE ACTING! The first time I saw the scary lady I crop-dusted by pants. DIVIDEND - SOUL THIEF is a great VR game to pick up for your headset if you're a horror head like me. 7.5/10

I am really knew to VR, I thought it would be about watching sport and playing action games, until I put on my Vive and shit my pants while playing this. I'm not a big fan of horror, though the attention to detail in this game made it enjoyable just to walk around. That is, at least, until the monster of the game starting stalking me up and down the hallways as I tried to finish the game's puzzle. The game is pretty short, can easily be done in 30-45 minutes in a single playthrough. I think most people will not finish the game due to its creepiness, not its difficulty. I'd reccomend this game be played at daytime with a bunch of mates, competing to see who can finish the game fastest without screaming like a little girl or boy. THAT, is the real challenge in this game.

Divided Soul Theft is a short simple horror experience for those who are new to VR horror that is only a little bit scary horror veterans wont be scared by this. The graphics are decent for a 2018 VR game the biggest Pros were the has no bugs that i could find works well with vive wands and runs smooth I got a solid 90 FPS on a vive pro with 150% Super Sampling. After completing this yourself which wont take long you probably feel the need to replay it however it could be a good game for showing off to friends and relatives since it doesn't take long the only thing that might be too much of a hassle for them is the bell puzzle so Here is little help don't look if you want to figure it out yourself on your first run but if you are impatient or forgot what it was when showing friends its [spoiler] 3 on the little bell 1 on the medium bell 2 on the large bell [/spoiler] .

This is a quick 30-40 minute VR horror experience with no way to save the game. So you must play from the beginning each time. There are no graphic options either and the graphics are blurry with aliasing issues. The house is way too dark and the low-res enemy patrols in a predictable circle around the hallway. There is also a constant incessant ringing from a cell phone providing the same directions over and over. I can most certainly see wanting to play this game once. However, I cannot recommend it for repeated playthroughs.