Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife [VR]

I went in expecting a haunted-house simulator, but Wraith leans into the loneliness of being a restless spirit rather than cheap thrills. You move through small, intimate spaces, a cabin, a bedroom, a car, interacting with objects and unraveling the story of your death through environmental clues. The puzzles are modest and the pacing deliberate, which works if you're in the headspace for a quiet, contemplative experience. It won't blow your mind technically, but the VR presence, standing in a room where you died, watching the world go on without you, does something the pancake version probably can't. The catch: this is niche. If you want action or scares, move on. If you're hunting for a short, emotionally grounded VR story that respects your time, Wraith might scratch that itch. It's slight, but it's sincere.

Alex · Scout Team

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