Dying: Reborn

 PlayStation Vita
Metascore
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  1. NalyoGaming
    May 15, 2017
    3
    Dying: Reborn is a horror puzzle game which you play as Matthew trying to find out what happened to Shirley, You wake up in a room with aDying: Reborn is a horror puzzle game which you play as Matthew trying to find out what happened to Shirley, You wake up in a room with a headache and no clue as to how you arrived, nor how to escape.

    There are three versions of Dying: Reborn on the PlayStation network, The PlayStation VR, PlayStation 4, and the PlayStation Vita version. Each of the Versions can be purchased separately or in the recently released Deluxe Pack which includes all three versions of Dying Reborn. With that being said, Each of the three versions seems to have different puzzle mechanics, options, and usable puzzle items that can be used to escape. There are six rooms to escape from on the PS4 and Vita versions but only three on the PlayStation VR version.

    I spent my time playing the PS VITA version of Dying Reborn. In my opinion the in game artwork is fitting for a horror game, but it is evident that this game was made for VR in mind first. The audio fell short of the horror expectation. The puzzles were not very challenging, and at times did not seem very logical as all of the clues are found by chance. One problem that I continued to come across was when you are trying to interact with an object, you must be perfectly aligned with that item or it will not detect it at all.

    NG Quick Review Rundown for the PlayStation VITA version of Dying Reborn is a 3 / 10.    … Full Review »
  2. NihiRagnarK
    Apr 8, 2017
    6
    This game is generally good and short (1~5 hours), typical room-escape one.
    Some of the puzzle designs are beyond average and there really    This game is generally good and short (1~5 hours), typical room-escape one.
    Some of the puzzle designs are beyond average and there really exist some thrilling moments(not because of horror but the smart puzzles when you solve them).

    However the story is lack of enough explanation even if you complete the hidden ending. My score for it will stay at 6 until I find a good explanation online.    … Full Review »
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