A Chair in a Room: Greenwater delivers tense Virtual Reality horror through an investigation of institutional corruption, religious immorality, and murder. Players awaken as patient no. 6079 in The Greenwater Institute with no memory, facing dark visions that challenge lucidity. Medication from the doctor suppresses haunting presences amid derelict towns, run-down motels, and decaying swamps in America's Deep South.
Gameplay blends interaction, exploration, and narrative in rich environmental storytelling unique to VR. Six chapters, each 20 to 30 minutes long, weave seamless horror with intervals for breaks. This indie simulation adventure suits VR players who savor psychological tension and deliberate pacing on PC.
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A Chair in a Room: Greenwater is a tense Virtual Reality horror game set in America’s Deep South. Drawing on elements of Southern Gothic and using settings of derelict towns, run-down motels and murky, decaying swamps, A Chair in a Room will take you through an investigation of institutional corruption, religious immorality and murder, which can only be unlocked by searching deep within your own psyche.
A calibration room will allow you get comfortable in VR but once you call the elevator, you begin your story as patient no. 6079 in The Greenwater Institute, with no recollection of who you are or what you did to be here. Dark visions bring your lucidity into question and only the doctor’s supply of medication can suppress those who wish to haunt you.
Gameplay is a seamless weave of interaction and narrative that wraps exploration and tense horror in rich environmental storytelling to create something that is unique to VR.
The story is broken down into six chapters of around 20 to 30 minutes in length to allow for intervals in play while enjoying the story.
