End of Night

About

Row a small boat through the dark waters of 1943 as Josef recounts his escape from occupied Denmark. In End of Night, your journey isn’t just across the sea but through fragments of his mind. The game uses VR to shift between the physical row and surreal, memory-driven landscapes that reflect his past. You’ll navigate shifting environments where streets and people emerge from his thoughts blending history with personal trauma. What sets this apart is its quiet introspective design. Players move through a story that feels less like a game and more like a drifting memory. With a Metacritic score of 82 it’s noted for emotional weight and visual creativity. The lack of combat or action makes it a slow burn focusing on atmosphere and narrative. Best suited for those looking for a thoughtful story-driven VR experience.