Organ Quarter reviews

Incredible Reminiscence of the first Silent Hill. Anyone who has played this saga should try this. Its graph is similar to SH 2 and 4, with an excellent degree of immersion. There Are Good puzzles, various scenarios, bosses, weapons, trunk to store items, etc. It Also has free movement and teletransport, although it is advisable the first, for this type of experience. If you never played the first silent Hills, you have a high risk of getting stuck, still, I'd tell you to try it. Pretty good to be just an indie.

Organ quarter does the job and nothing more. The VR is still there for many so the realization would leave you completely of marble on classic screen. It includes the expected mechanics and will occasionally give you the stressful moments sought in this kind of game, but it will never shine anywhere and will not be memorable for a penny. Its correct lifespan, its well-dosed difficulty and the few mistakes it makes in VR will allow you to have a good time in view of the 23 euros requested. You can find my entire review on the website ETR.fr

Very friendly survival horror (rather Silent Hill like) in VR. In this one we have weapons and are not obliged to flee systematically, it changes. Finally (a little) action. A classic puzzle/combat/exploration mix still rare in VR. The game is not too high and runs smoothly and pleasantly. Indeed it will make us go through different environments characteristic of the genre very well designed. Good design ideas, although it suffers from a clear lack of technical and human resources. There is still a game that deserves a sequel, definitely in the top basket of the current VR offer. A game to do.

Absolutely recommended if you liked the first Silent Hill, but with the difference you are now literally inside the game being you the protagonist of the story. It Is entirely in English, but dialogues except when you find.... In certain scenes of the game you will not find, so it is not complicated to follow. I bought it on offer but at its normal price is worth every euro that costs in my humble opinion. I Watched videos on YouTube and I didn't just decide because they didn't say much. When They took him down I gave him a chance, and my mother Juegazo. Again it confirms that it has nothing to do what you think you see in a virtual reality video, to what you are seeing and really feeling the person who has the viewfinder placed on the head. In my case I am a user of WMR with Samsung Odyssey, and the game is perfectly adapted to those viewfinders.