My Dearest announces the imminent PC VR release of The Exit 8 on Steam, marking a significant milestone for this highly anticipated virtual reality experience.
Introduced by KOTAKE CREATE in 2023, this sport initially gained traction on Steam as a visually engaging flatscreen game, quickly capturing the attention of mainstream gamers and popular streamers globally through its innovative gameplay. As its popularity soared, a virtual reality adaptation of the game was almost a certainty, making its debut on Quest platforms at the start of this year. Now’s the perfect moment for PC gamers to get invested.
As I step into the vast expanse of Tokyo’s metro system, I am struck by the intricate networks of tunnels and platforms that unfold like a labyrinth beneath my feet. The Exit 8 VR is captivated by the Japanese mastery of spatial design, where even the most mundane stations are transformed into miniature worlds of efficiency and beauty. Our reputation rests on Quest’s perception, as we revel in the enhanced uniqueness, capitalizing on VR’s immersive capabilities to heighten the sense of discomfort that stems from recognizing every familiar element in those seemingly endless corridors until reaching the summit. The VR port successfully escalates the sporting experience to unprecedented levels of intensity and complexity.
The Quest model’s fresh anomalies have been introduced to identify previously undiscovered issues that weren’t apparent during the flatscreen launch, with potential implications for their appearance in the SteamVR version as well? Introducing the “New Horizon” edition: a fresh take on our classic flatscreen game, now available for just $6.99.
While no official launch date has been announced for The Exit 8 VR, its Steam webpage is currently live and the title is available to play on Quest.
The Exit 8 VR Experience Leaves You Nervously Lost in Tokyo’s Confounding Underbelly.
The Exit the Game VR experience delivers a deeply immersive port of its indie counterpart, ensuring that players are left with an even greater sense of unease than before. Right here’s our impressions.
