The Utility Room | End | The Most Insane Sequence I've Ever Seen In VR

Just rewatching that short clip from T:L&T has astounded me with the fact that I somehow sat through that whole movie.

Ok so I think the ending when the player is rising through the grid is supposed to be space and time is the giant pendulum, and the different layers are universes

this game gives off megalopolis vibes (one of my biggest fears)

I want to jump onto that pendulum, latch onto it, & just swing back & forth like WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

so no head?

Wow

Is there anything else like this? I only stumbled upon it whilst searching 'roomscale VR' because i am tired of all of the stupid waste of VR games where you just stand on the spot and move a F-kng joystick, it is figuratively chipping parts of my soul away.

This game scratches an itch I've wanted from so many games. A real sense of scale, of titanic objects operating in roles and rules that are simply beyond imagination. Like we're ants within a fusion reactor, this realm is simply working with a logic we literally can't understand. I really wish more games had giant objects. The ending though I wish played into that scale more. That surreal ending just feels off from the rest of the game.

this is my new fear now🥲🥲🥲

This place reminds me of something that’s just doing its job it doesn’t care about the players presence it’s not meant for them and it will keep doing its job

You climbing the wall gave me Arkham Knight manbat scare vibes

Well you guys, it's official. VR has peaked

Check out the movie Zardoz , w Sean Connery , it has a giant flying head.

Fever dream in VR

Ass hole lth love and thunder love it

wtf???? modern LSD dream simulator?

It was a very interesting game until the ending section. I loved the world, the unknown, the mystery, and then....yeah...the "meatball" and other stuffs were just a lazy move. As an indie dev as well I just don't understand the lack of creativity. I mean, the base concept was clear and very straightforward: "Just a peek behind the unviverse." It doesn't have to be a mind-blowing solution at the end or a deep message. After all, it really IS a mystery. But you can't just completely kick the player out of a consistent style because you want to finish the game. That brakes the illusion.

However I liked to watch your playtrough and I hope we will see more games from you with similar premises. 👍

this whole game is just “what the hell”

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hey

Pov: you're tripping balls

My only question is "why?" Why did you decide to cover this? You should have done a third video of Barbaria.

We all know you are SCARED of Gladiatrix. It’s ok. Maybe when you are less lame, you can go back to Barbaria.

I really want to see you play more barbaria, please wolf it would make my night so much berrer

The opening was pretty cool, and it was a interesting experience sort of thing, shame about meatball man and all that happened after they showed up.

This is probably the only game that I had no clue what was happening the entire time

plaese play more vox

Is there anything you gain if you get all the collectibles?

Well that was trippy lol

I think the design of the face guy is a bit of a strange choice for this. And the ending was questionable. But it started off really strong, and it's such a interesting crazy world.

Ohio be like

How do you not have any Rick and Morty references in this video?

Very weird but I absolutely love it, more weird games developers please!

That's not music in the game, it's just a soundscape, with the exception of the ending. Still weirdly intriguing on the whole concept of it all. The creator was definitely tripping on something.

Hard to follow along with the game, almost gave a Thumbs Down, but your commentary was the silver lining.

Wolf found an editor?! Yay!

One very trippy no plot game.....

Day 7 of asking wolf to pin my comment

Well someone's been at the mushrooms...

the creepy 3d scanned head is your head Wolf ;)

What happened to your barbaria series

This is like the end of 2001 a space odyssey only with live-action meatwad stuffed in it

That was… an experience. I don’t think a video could do it justice. Harder to grasp the scale of the no plot

C'est Terriblé. I get the "No-to-Little Plot" thing and then just run with it, but this had nothing to offer as a game. It didn't feel like you're "Behind/ Beyond The Universe", it doesn't feel like you're in any threat. It's just massive blocks of stone that are sometimes shaped into heads... I hope this was cheap as chips!

Bob Ross on the tablet in the bedroom.

Everything was beautiful but then the meatball man shows up...