Ghost Town VR

In Ghost Town VR, you step into the shoes (and headset) of Edith Penrose – a ghost hunter with a sharp tongue and sharper instincts. Set in London, 1983, this single-player VR puzzle adventure from the creators of The Room throws you straight into the foggy, flickering heart of the paranormal. One day you’re exorcising cranky spirits for a living, and the next? Your brother vanishes, and you’re boarding a boat to a remote Scottish island with only your wits and witchy talents to guide you.

Explore With Your Own Two Hands

This isn’t just point-and-click in 3D. In Ghost Town VR, you physically reach, twist, unlock, and manipulate objects. With a torch in one hand and your instincts in the other, you’ll dig through haunted mansions, dusty archives, and eerie alleyways. Puzzles? Oh yeah. They’re tactile, logical, and just weird enough to make you second-guess reality. If you’ve ever wished you could poke around your escape room nightmares in VR – well, here’s your chance.

Key Features:

• Immersive VR exploration – pick things up, spin them, and figure stuff out with your hands.
• Supernatural detective story – because plain old missing persons cases are just too boring.
• Tactile puzzles – satisfying brain teasers that actually make use of VR mechanics.
• Cast spells and interact with ghosts – some are friendly… others, not so much.
• A trip to a spooky Scottish island – always a good idea, right?

What’s Going On With Edith?

Things were… fine. Rent was mostly paid. Ghosts were behaving. Business was booming at her supernatural agency. Then came the twist: her brother disappears without a trace. A cryptic message leads her north, where a clairvoyant might have answers – or more questions. And let’s be real, when ghosts start acting strange, it’s never a good sign.

The narrative doesn’t hold your hand, and that’s a good thing. You piece together the clues through objects, visions, and dialogue. It’s immersive without being overwhelming. And it doesn’t forget to be a little spooky. Lesson learned: always carry a spare candle.

Is It For You?

Love games like The Room VR: A Dark Matter, I Expect You to Die, or Red Matter? Then Ghost Town VR might hit that sweet spot. It’s chill when it wants to be, unsettling when it needs to be, and puzzly the whole way through.

Similar Games:

• The Room VR: A Dark Matter
• Red Matter 2
• I Expect You To Die
• Half-Life: Alyx (if you’re into more action)

Ghost Town VR doesn’t try to be a blockbuster. It knows what it is – a focused, atmospheric, and slightly odd VR mystery. And it owns that. With over 4 years in development by a small UK team, it’s clearly crafted with care. Not perfect, but pretty personal. Just how we like our hauntings.