
Better still, owners of the original release get an additional 30% discount on Steam, making for a total of 40% off until Tuesday, 17th December. Files for 20160301LAYERS OF FEAR (Full Game) (ENDING) (4) Name Last modified Size Go to parent directory: LAYERS OF FEAR (Full Game) (ENDING) (4).description: 0 02:43: 2.2K: LAYERS OF FEAR (Full Game) (ENDING) (4).jpg: 0 02:45: 49.

It costs around £15 on Steam and the Oculus Store, and there's currently 10% off.
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Layers of Fear VR arrives on PC as a separate standalone release rather than an update to the original game. Interaction is limited to certain areas, however, so it perhaps lacks the level of immersion you might expect in a ground-up VR title, but there's no denying the chilling thrill of exploring Layers of Fear's spooky old mansion with the sound up and a headset on. It supports tracked motion controllers, as you'd hope, meaning you're able to manipulate certain elements of the environment - doors, drawers, key items - fairly naturally with your gnarled artist's man-hands.

If you hadn't guessed, I'm a huge fan.Īs for Layers of Fear's new VR release (developed by Incuvo in conjunction with Bloober), it seems solid enough based on a cursory walkthrough of the intro. The real fun, however, comes from Bloober's eye for a dazzlingly disorientating set-piece, and Layers of Fear does a wonderful job of maintaining a nervous sense of tension as the rooms and hallways of its spooky old house continue to reconfigure themselves into ever-more-impossible arrangements the moment a player dares look away.
