About This Game The StoryInsane Decay of Mind: The Labyrinth is a first person horror game. You play the role of Katherine, a young girl lost in the eerie hallways of a building she believes to be her school.As she begins to realise that this labyrinth that she has found herself in, is slowly warping her mind; She must make her escape in order to regain her freedom.But freedom comes at tremendous cost.Leaving the labyrinth is not as easy as it seems as you are not alone, there are entities that wish to keep you from escaping.During your dreadful experience, you will meet beings called "Shadows", manifestations of your worst nightmares; you will have to subdue them as you continue wandering the darkness that envelopes you and, perhaps, you will achieve your freedom.Why is the Game Named This?Insanity is undoubtedly the main element: represented by the Shadow, it will encompass the entire story, haunt every frame, perhaps even disturb you own mind.It is from insanity, from foolishness, that the decay of mind begins.The only way to oppose this deterioration is to piece together the fragments of Katherine's story; they are hidden in the vast maze in which you find yourself, look for them very carefully. a09c17d780 Title: Insane Decay of Mind: The LabyrinthGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:GoManga InteractivePublisher:IV ProductionsRelease Date: 6 May, 2016 Insane Decay Of Mind: The Labyrinth Download Install I paid half-price for it and got an hour of druken fun with friends just running around the randomly generated halls being scared, confused, or tickled. It's buggy and the appeal burns out quickly, but there's enough entertainment to justify the price.If you want to see a video of our descent into insanity, check out the link below:https:\/\/youtu.be\/clcGQrNxB6U?list=PL9EVVZhmTIs6NPNae9Yy3bbw1_m34I_XP. In its present state, playing the game with the Rift, I found several issues that prevent me from recommending it at the moment.1. Navigation in the menues sometimes was buggy. Death sequences also trigger a load screen as if the game crashed.2. In the Rift, the game looks greyish instead of black.3. Locomotion feels very artificial and I also wished that you could turn by looking around (\u00e0 la Dreadhalls).4. The halls looks empty and repetitive (by design, I guess), interaction with the environment is very limited.5. Ambient music was good, but the sounds were not rich.The developper mentionned updates and I will certainly return to the game to see them.. To sum up what you might expect check out this video https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=it70u3cnaF4. The WORST comtrols mostly likely due to this being ported (from Rift? ). DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!. Welcome to Insane Decay of Mind, spiritual successor to Bonnie Tyler's two-packs-a-day anthem 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'. The first friendly face in this game that can be bothered to talk to you tells you "LOLLIPOP COMPASS" and then twists her head around at inhuman angles as you back away slowly down the corridor.Honestly, that really sums this impenetrable madness up for me. You walk around, you find objects. Sometimes you can pick them up, sometimes they just mysteriously vanish when you go near them. You're never entirely sure whether you're progressing or just dying as the game seems to randomly regenerate the level each time you're killed by a tentacle or zombie hall monitor or jackass in a rabbit mask. I'm aware that me being unsure of what in the name of god this game is trying to accomplish is not much of a valid reason to vote it down but I walked into a door, the game froze for about a minute and then reloaded the same area with the Lollipop Compass madwoman standing mere feet in front of me and I'm having a hard time believing that any of that was intentional. Lollipop Compass indeed, my dear. Lollipop Compass indeed.Baffled progress below:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=GqtHyDLxAwY. Right now this is the only thing remotely close to a survival horror VR experience for the vive.And concidering the dev is still working on it; The price is phenomenal.When I first installed it I had some technical issues. However, my problems were swiftly patched by a new build and I was thrilled to redownload it. I find it's best to play standing with an xbox controller.I've had some startling moments. And the whole atmosphere of the game is creepy as heck.I'd recomend this if you need to fill that horror hole in your Vive library.. Poor, undeveloped game. A work in progress with lots to still do. VR was decent enough but the game itself needs major development. Should have been a free demo.. Purchased this with the Indie VR Bundle during the latest VR sale. I am not the type of person to get scared by a horror movie or even a haunted house, but when that Bunny Man popped out my heart raced. My first VR horror experience and is well worth the price just for the shock alone.
- baltthesenahatch