Games, stories and experiences in Virtual Reality
The original VR short horror experience, released in 2014 as a free demo for Google Cardboard and Oculus. With over 500,000 downloads and an average rating of over 4 out of 5 stars, this is where it all started.
The story draws a macabre plot at a deliberately slow pace to create a hugely atmospheric virtual experience that unfolds around you to reveal why you find yourself on A Chair in a Room.
Released for Christmas 2015, this was an update for the original app, and an exercise in introducing movement into the experience and developing the storytelling process.
You are a corporate lawyer rising to the top in the corporate elevator (literally and metaphorically), with each stop revealing a new piece of your sinister story.
Boasting three hours plus of content, this launch title was released on HTC Vive in April 2016 and won the UploadVR award for Best Horror 2016.
Immerse yourself in this tense VR thriller set in America’s Deep South. Navigate your way through your memories, piecing together the clues and puzzles, to solve the mystery of how you have awoken in the sinister Greenwater Institute, known only as patient no.6079.
Designed to support the hugely successful ‘Star Trek Timelines’ game on Android and iOS. This VR tour of the galaxy takes you through 50 years of ‘Star Trek’ exploration in a narrative voiced by Q himself, John de Lancie.
This classified experimental procedure allows you to relive the memories of high-security patients via their subconscious mind to unravel the sinister truth behind their conditions and crimes.
The Harbinger Trial is a psychological thriller that invites you to explore the darkest corners of the mind. “Case 01: The Missing Woodland Girl” is available for free on Samsung Gear VR.
