Insanity VR: Last Score

Insanity VR: Last Score

Released Aug 2017

Insanity VR combines an immersive and intuitive locomotion system in VR, a compelling horror story and escape the room like puzzles with stealth mechanics. As the new intern at a futuristic institute for mental illnesses you get transported into the mind of a patient to reconstruct his memories.

83% positive · 180 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

Insanity VR: Last Score was released on August 15, 2017 as a student project from the University of Applied Sciences Salzburg. The game launched as a complete, self-contained VR horror experience with no post-launch content updates or DLC of any kind. On October 10, 2019, the developer posted a farewell of sorts, confirming that part of the team had moved on to work in the broader games industry, while others had shifted focus to an entirely new project — a local multiplayer game called "Chapeau." This post made no mention of any future updates or content for Insanity VR, and it represents the last known official communication from the team regarding this game. There have been no developer posts, patches, or content updates since that 2019 announcement. The game shipped as a finished student project and has remained unchanged. No further content was ever planned or announced.
Evidence
Developer confirmed the team has largely moved on — some members entered the broader games industry, while others founded a new studio working on a different game called 'Chapeau.' No mention of any future updates to Insanity VR.
news post · Oct 10, 2019 source development ending
high
Game launched on Steam on August 15, 2017. The team expressed pride in releasing their first game and invited players to share feedback. No future content was announced.
news post · Aug 15, 2017 source content shipped
high

Media

Details

Developer
Publisher
Threevol
Achievements
—
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Single-player

About this game

"Insanity": Stranded in the subconsciousness of another person in Virtual Reality.
"One person's craziness is another person's reality"-Tim Burton. In the sense of Tim Burton a group of students from the University of Applied Sciences Salzburg faced the challenge to combine virtual reality technology and the horror genre in one game. On both the artistic and the technical level, the students wanted to break fresh ground and walk new paths. The project will be exhibited with many other student projects at the Creativity Rules Festival in Hallein from June 8th to June 11th 2017.

Concept and Story
The game tells the story of a gray future where, thanks to the latest technology, it is possible to enter another's subconsciousness and treat their psychological problems. During a routine procedure, the player enters the subconscious mind of a former instrument maker. Shortly after the entry he has to realize that things don't go according to plan and that he is locked inside. During the search for a way out, the terrible past of the instrument maker is gradually revealed and the player discovers that he is not alone.

Visual style and new technical possibilities
Aimed at a very simplified and abstract design the team wants to stand out from the mass of hyperrealistic horror games and offer their own distinctive style. On a technical level, the students try to use new and innovative techniques to push the game onto a new level.
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