Dead Secret

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7.3

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  1. RagingPoet
    Jan 20, 2019
    8
    Dead Secret is a thriller/detective adventure VR game with interesting characters and good writing. It has great atmosphere and just the right amount of jumpscares to keep you on your toes. Puzzles are very logical and easy, and there are a lot of them for 2-3 hour long game.

    Some nitpicks: - visuals are not very good + point and click movement is VR is kinda clumsy, but it doesn't    Dead Secret is a thriller/detective adventure VR game with interesting characters and good writing. It has great atmosphere and just the right amount of jumpscares to keep you on your toes. Puzzles are very logical and easy, and there are a lot of them for 2-3 hour long game.

    Some nitpicks:
    - visuals are not very good + point and click movement is VR is kinda clumsy, but it doesn't break the immersion too much
    - "alternative vision" introduced early in game is way underused, could be much more interesting and creepy    … Expand

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  1. XGN
    Jun 14, 2016
    80
    Dead Secret is great point-and-click thriller with horror aspects. The terrifying mystery to be unraveled, keeps the game enjoyable from beginning to end. Though, the game could use some mesh improvements.
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  2. Edge Magazine
    Jun 7, 2016
    60
    More consistent is the creeping sense of dread throughout, an atmosphere that's built on Robot Invader's preference for slow realisation over jump scares. [Tested with Oculus Rift; June 2016, p.118]