Don't Let Go! reviews

Wow, creepy ... The Desert I have behind me and especially the Snake was already fierce. Especially when she has moved around one and is "standing" right in front of her Face. Since I "liked" something and made my Eyes for a few Seconds ...;-) The Office is also great. With the Wasps and the Dino I had no Problems and also the Knives are ok for me, but the "last Thing" then managed to get my Eyes closed again. -grins Kurz: Unfortunately very short but I hope for more Content in the Future. Even now, though, I can absolutely recommend it ...

Yes.... Not even scared! Well, this non-interactive "game" uses a good part of the "classic" phobias: flies, spiders, snakes, Mimi Mathy.. But you really have to have a blue scare of spiders to be afraid of the Critter of the game. For: the sound is not bad, to use absolutely with headphones! It can be nice if accompanied, one person helps the other to settle down, to put his hands on the keyboard, if possible a laptop, then uses a feather to traverse the arm of the victim... The least: it's very short, fortunately because I was bored a bit in the second in the desert. The effects are a little predictable, the obligation to use a keyboard and keep your fingers on it complicates things, no interaction.

Don't let go is a small VR game that for me is a very good first approach to this new world. The principle is very simple: put your headphones and headphones for a better effect, you will be entitled to two choices the Office and the desert. In both cases, you'll be sitting in front of a laptop computer, your hands on it. In fact, you will need to hold both CTRL keys along the kinematic. This lasts only two or three minutes, different events will occur to push you to remove your hands from the keyboard (mainly access to phobic fears). Frankly, nothing very bad. But as said above, this is a very good first approach to the VR world. You will not have to move the character, which greatly limits the effect of motion sickness (basically, have the sheaf!). Only your head will move to see what's going on around here. For someone who has never experienced VR, it allows you to go smoothly, while discovering the extent of the illusion of VR (how your brain is being taken and sometimes goes so far as to make you feel the beast on the arm..!). The level of graphics is good, even if one is not in hyper realism. The two scenes presented are both nice to do, although personally I prefer the desert. There is no replayability, I have not seen any change by relating one or the other. So €3 (or almost) for less than 10 minutes of play, it's expensive, you have to be honest. But if you have a tripod of potos that want to come and try, it's already more profitable. So I recommend, preferably promo!