Insanity VR combines an immersive and intuitive locomotion system in VR, a compelling horror story and escape the room like puzzles with stealth mechanics. As the new intern at a futuristic institute for mental illnesses you get transported into the mind of a patient to reconstruct his memories.

Concept and Story
The game tells the story of a gray future where, thanks to the latest technology, it is possible to enter another’s subconsciousness and treat their psychological problems. During a routine procedure, the player enters the subconscious mind of a former instrument maker. Shortly after the entry he has to realize that things don’t go according to plan and that he is locked inside. During the search for a way out, the terrible past of the instrument maker is gradually revealed and the player discovers that he is not alone.

A review

You know how some people, after watching/playing/reading something scary, say “don’t experience this right before bed.”

I never got that before. I’m pretty well-known amidst my people for not getting scared by stuff. I grew up watching/reading/playing horror. I don’t spook easily.

But this? Oh my god. Not only should you not play it right before bed, but I wouldn’t play it a few hours before. Really, if you want to sleep at all tonight, play it when you get up in the morning. Then, by the time you’ve decided to end the day, the shock, horror and disgust may have finally worn off enough for you to get a little slumber.

This game was well-made, straight-forward and EERIE. It doesn’t rely on jumpscares. Instead, it’s a psychological horror experience that progressively gets more effed up as you go. I mean, that ENDING!

It’s unlike anything else and I highly recommend it. Now I need to go look at picture of puppies…