Quote:Open ocean; an empty vessel. There’s always a ship. There’s always a beast. There’s always a disquieting sense of loneliness as the narrow pathways close in around you.
There’s always a path; the life boat, the helicopter, the submarine. There’s always a problem. There’s always a piece missing, and there’s always obstacles in your way, but thankfully, there’s always a chance.
Monstrum is a game we have on sale for you today, and while you may be a hard-ass with no fear who eats permadeath first-person horror game roguelikes for breakfast, we tried it in an Oculus. Let’s just say that the reality of a derelict ship, with all its familiar seeming hallways, makes you feel crazy when you can’t remember if you actually know where you are, or if you’re remembering this room from the last time they all reshuffled themselves. It’s like reality itself came to life and tried to kill you. Bet that’s worse than whatever the last thing was that made you wet your pants.
There’s always a ship, and there’s always a way out, but everything in between is Monstrum.