SimulationFit check
Is A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR newcomers who want a demonstration of presence effects
- VR owners who show immersive experiences to friends or visitors
- People interested in reactive environmental scenes without challenge-based gameplay
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking challenge-based gameplay or game-like tasks
- Veteran VR users looking for a strong repeated effect from familiar presence demonstrations
- Players wanting a conventional horror game with jump scares
Our take on A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things
Its defining structure is a set of VR presence demonstrations rather than a conventional game, combining stationary height and confinement scenes with a small number of movement-based scenarios.
What is A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things?
This VR experience presents scenes intended to demonstrate how virtual reality can trigger involuntary reactions in new users.
It is a collection rather than a game, with no challenges or jump scares. Stationary scenes include a wooden bridge above a canyon, a narrow cliffside ledge, a city rooftop, a dark passage lit by a flip lighter, an underground space with closing walls, shark-filled ocean surroundings, and a window-cleaning gondola on a skyscraper. Other scenes involve player movement, including a base jump and swinging through a city with grappling hooks. The experience is intended for demonstrating VR to new users, while veteran VR users may experience less effect.
How A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things plays
- 01Stationary Scenarios
- Scenes place the player in settings such as a canyon, cliff, rooftop, underground space, ocean, or skyscraper gondola.
- 02Movement Scenes
- Two scenarios involve motion: a base jump and city traversal using grappling hooks.
- 03No Game Challenges
- The collection presents VR situations without challenge-based gameplay.
- 04No Jump Scares
- The experience is not a horror game and does not use jump scares.
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A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things: platforms & release
Is A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things worth it?
It is worth it if: VR newcomers who want a demonstration of presence effects. Skip it if: players seeking challenge-based gameplay or game-like tasks.
Where can I download A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things?
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What platforms is A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things on?
Windows only.
