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Trapped in a wheelchair in a haunted hospital, all you can control is where you look. An award-winning VR horror experience that feels your fear: panic, and it takes its time. Keep your cool, and it runs out of patience. 10–17 minutes.

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You don't belong here.Everything is against you. Even time.You wake up in a hospital, confined to a wheelchair. The only thing you can still control is where you look. It feels your fear.Hospitality VR reads your head movements. Whip your head around at every sound and the game knows you're scared – so it slows down, takes its time and lets the dread creep a little closer. Keep your cool, and it runs out of patience. Sounds, shadows and flickering lights pull your gaze exactly where the experience wants it. No two check-ins play out the same – neither in length nor in intensity.The horror is in the waiting.About ten minutes – at best. Look the wrong way and it takes longer. Much longer. Until every minute feels like an eternity.FeaturesAdaptive pacing – the experience reacts to how nervous you areHead tracking only – no controllers neededPsychological horror – tension instead of gore, no explicit violence10–17 minutes, depending on your nervesAward-winning: Best VR Game – Chainsaw Film & Game Festival 2020Best experienced seated, alone, in the dark – with headphones on.



