Escape the clutches of Doctor Mabbb, a biological terrorist crafting a deadly virus through kidnapped test subjects. You awaken in a locked medical room inside his laboratory, racing to create an antidote before the infection spreads. This indie adventure challenges you to navigate various rooms, manipulate objects, uncover clues, and crack puzzles in an immersive escape game originally built for virtual reality.
A non-VR version mirrors the core experience with teleportation movement options like simple or directional jumps, plus 45-degree turns suited for seated play. Random codes lead to multiple endings and unlockable achievements, with updates planned based on player input. Puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy replayable lab escapes will find plenty to tackle solo.
Doctor Mabbb, biological terrorist, is developing a bacteriological weapon and is kidnapping human guinea pigs to inoculate them with a virus and test its effectiveness.
After being kidnapped, you wake up locked in a medical room ... Can you make the antidote and escape from Doctor Mabbb's laboratory before the virus takes effect?
Originally designed for virtual reality, this immersive escape game will take you through the different rooms of the laboratory to manipulate objects, find clues, solve puzzles ... and many other surprises await you if you try to solve this challenge!
A non-VR version is also available. This adapted version of the original game aims to reproduce as closely as possible the gaming experience without a VR headset.
Various and varied functionalities:
- random codes
- several different endings
- many "achievement" to unlock
- ... updates planned to add what would make you / us happy!
About the game :
Antidote is a project born in Teapot's studios and comes out of 3 brains (rough estimation). It has been entirely developed and is updated by one single person. Please report us any bug or suggestion via steam's community hub so that we can do what is needed !
Note about VR movement :
The game allows teleportation (simple or directional). There is a feature to turn about 45°, but please use this mainly with stationnary or seated play (otherwise the teleportation can be off-centered and you could be teleported in a wall).
