incapacitates Kurt in werewolf-form and then fights with Lucy, who in turn defeats and incapacitates Andy, just as Bela manages to free Wilson. Wilson manages to stake and kill Lucy before she can bite him. He then manages to reach the book and burn it, just when Andy wakes up. In the chaos, Wilson manages to give Andy an electric shock which overloads his brain, leading him to throw Elsa out of the window. Wilson then manages to stun Andy and puts his orb inside his brain, where it electrocutes Andy. Later Wilson wakes up in the restored hospital, his heart having been implanted back into his chest. He talks to Bela, who says that the orb and Kurt are missing and that Elsa and Andy's brain have died. Wilson explains that he had been in the hospital to donate his heart to his little brother, who has a family. He makes Bela promise that his brother will never know who had donated the heart. The game ends with Wilson breathing in the narcotic for the heart transplant operation and falling unconscious. A post-credits scene shows Kurt meeting a mysterious figure who seems to be part of a group who fights supernatural beings. Kurt hands over the orb to the figure, and requests as a price that the person help him lose his lycanthropy. Reception The game received generally favorable reviews. Reviewers commended the black-and-white graphics, campy horror atmosphere and voice acting, but they criticized the trivial puzzles, limited and arbitrary interactivity, illogical story and repetitive and frustrating fight sequences. The game was nominated for "Best VR Game" in Destructoids Game of the Year Awards 2017. Accolades References External links 2017 video games Adventure games 2010s horror video games Monochrome video games Oculus Rift games Windows games Windows-only games First-person adventure games Video games developed in the United States Single-player video games Twisted Pixel games