Having played a lot of VR over the last few years, it's rare to see something new. When developers aren't trying to make a shooting gallery, social space, or some other trend (there are already Ba

Incredible opening hour; Great audio

Second half really lets the game down; Movement controls are awkward

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Bought a week ago, great game for PS VR, so happy:)

In 2015, Supermassive Games delivered an exceptional character driven horror game with an outcome determined by your own decisions in Until Dawn . It undeniably bore its imperfections but managed to establish itself as one of my favorite titles of that year.

Outstanding sound design; Beautifully detailed environments

Poor character development; Convoluted narrative; Sluggish controls

The Inpatient serves as a prequel to the events of Until Dawn. Taking place roughly sixty or so years before the events of the main game, you are put into the role of an unknown patient in Blackwood Pines Sanatorium.

Strong Atmosphere; Great Visuals

Poorly Paced; Too Passive An Experience; Weak Storyline

Prequels run the risk of diminishing the magic of the stories they lead into, but The Inpatient is a rare exception that entirely manages to avoid that. As opposed to its jumpscare-obsessed peers on PSVR--even in opposition to the game from which it spun off, Until Dawn--The Inpatient relies less on...

A grim; captivating portrayal of mental decay; Bone-chilling soundscape creates an oppressive sense of dread; Expert storytelling leaves its mysteries for you to solve on your own; Voice recognition option adds to the game's immersive qualities; Scares are subtle and don't rely on overused jumpscare...

Movement is a bit clunky; temporarily breaking the immersion