EscapeVR: Trapped Above the Clouds

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EscapeVR: Trapped Above the Clouds

Short description

You find yourself trapped above the clouds - in a mile high building which is still partly under construction! Can you escape? Explore the environment, solve puzzles, investigate clues, and find your way through a total of 3 large areas to -hopefully- escape the penthouse of this VR escape room game.

Developer
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Publisher
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Release
Mon, Nov 13, 2017
Price
$8.99
Reviews
50
Positive
72%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
n/a
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Adventure, Indie
Features
Tracked Controller Support, VR Only
Tags
Puzzle Adventure Casual VR Indie Logic Investigation Hidden Object Exploration Atmospheric Realistic Immersive Difficult 6DOF Family Friendly Singleplayer Strategy Simulation Escape Room
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$20ksomewhere between $9k and $35k · roughly 1K–4K copies

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