Underplayed Gems

Suicide Guy VR (2020)

Suicide Guy VR cover
Developer
Fabio Ferrara
Publisher
Chubby Pixel
Platforms
Windows
Genres
Action
Rating
3.2 of 5, 198 player ratings
Typical playtime
about 56 minutes
Where to get it
Steam

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How it feels

A first-person physics puzzle game that feels like a darkly comedic, immersive dreamscape where you manipulate objects to escape your own mind.

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What players say

Players consistently report that Suicide Guy VR causes motion sickness, with frequent complaints about nauseating cutscene movement and janky physics. Reviews split on enjoyment: some find the dark comedy and novelty charming, while others call it the worst VR game they have played, noting problems with hit detection and unintuitive puzzles.

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