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HINGE is a psychological horror VR adventure. You suddenly find yourself in an abandoned skyscraper, devoid of all your senses and memories. The laws of physics are distorted, and time has collapsed.

HK$ 89.00

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Native Oculus driver support?

Will it happen? With sugar on top? :-)

Rune

25. maj 2021 kl. 21:32

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Extremely Blurry

Playing this on an index and this feels way more blurry than most the games I play... Is there an issue with the rendering?

Black Snake

17. maj 2021 kl. 20:14

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Anyone experiencing nonstop crash to desktop(steam homeroom)? And extremely poor performance?

Using an RTX 3090, AMD 5800x, 32GB DDR3 3600Mhz CAS 16, and 2x 1TB Nvme. It tears through every game I throw at it. But, I can only play about 5 minutes before this game crashes. Even less if I am streaming via discord. System drivers are fully up to date. Including BIOS. Tried with and without Discord running in the background. No change. Not sure if this matters and is part of the issue or just an optimization issue but, the performance is also really really terrible. Like, 80Hz at 100% SS still pro...

Positive Possum

5. maj 2021 kl. 3:52

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Second Lovecraftian VR Game Ever!

After checking, I discovered that this is the second Lovecraftian VR game ever made. The first one was Euclidean. And just like Euclidean, this game too, is far underrated... How come this game isn't more known? Why does it have such a small fan base and so few reviews? Why isn't the Discussion forum more active? I played for a few hours and I'm LOVING the game so far! I feel incredibly intimidated by its atmosphere! This game seriously needs more traction and advertising. But the thing that worries me t...