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Nevrosa: Escape

79% positive of 103 Steam reviews

Released: 2017
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by GexagonVR.

About the game

Nevrosa is an escape room game with horror and action elements, where you are trying to find your way out of laboratory through solving puzzles while being locked in with a strange creature. Mystical machines, old family curse and various endings depending on your ways of play.

Tagged by players

Escape Room
VR
Soundtrack
Horror
Lovecraftian
Demons
Adventure
Action
Cinematic
Puzzle
Difficult
Casual

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Mostly Positive

What players say

Not recommended
I really do like this game, but at the current state I would not be able to recommend it. Graphically, it's great. The world is interesting and creepy. The puzzles overall are good. There are two big problems right now though - bugs and saving. The saving system apparently saves once per chapter. After 4 hours of attempts - for various reasons I've still not passed chapter 1. This means every time I want to try…
4 h played when written. 32 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Nevrosa: Escape was essentially my first Escape the Room Game, so I can't compare or contrast it with the siblings in its genre. What I can say, though, is that I had a great time. Playtime with what I *think* is each ending was a little under two hours. Admittedly, I'm a sucker for the themes involved, and I honestly didn't find the game extremely frightening. It was "intense" without being "extreme". I usually…
1.7 h played when written. 17 found it helpful.
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