Acrophobia: Conquer Your Fear of Heights in VR

6/17/2026, 9:14:50 PM

Release date: 2/28/2019

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Japan Price: ¥ 310
Global Price: $2.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 6/17/2026, 9:14:50 PM

Key highlight

Test your courage in Acrophobia, a VR action game where you walk on a steel beam between high-rise buildings. Exclusively for HTC Vive/Vive Pro, it challenges players to overcome their fear of heights.

Who this is for

Recommended for those who want to experience acrophobia in VR and are looking for a thrilling action game. If you own an HTC Vive or Vive Pro, give it a try.

Details

Overview

Acrophobia is a virtual reality experience that plunges players into a heart-pounding scenario: walking across a narrow steel beam suspended between two towering buildings. Developed and published by IchigoGames, this action-focused VR title challenges your courage and balance as you navigate the precarious path to the final building. The game is designed exclusively for the HTC Vive and Vive Pro, offering a unique and intense simulation of acrophobia.

Highlights

Genre: Primarily an action experience with a strong focus on VR immersion.
Platform: Exclusively playable in VR with HTC Vive or Vive Pro, featuring tracked controller support.
Release: Launched on February 28, 2019, this single-player title is suitable for all ages.

Who It's For

This game is for anyone who wants to test their nerve and experience the thrill of overcoming a fear of heights in a safe, virtual environment. It's particularly suited for VR enthusiasts with an HTC Vive or Vive Pro who enjoy challenging, immersive action games. The straightforward objective and intuitive controls make it accessible, while the core mechanic provides a significant challenge.

Game Info

Acrophobia puts players in the shoes of someone tasked with traversing a dangerous steel frame. The objective is simple: reach the final building. Players must carefully place their feet on the circular shadow indicating their next step and move forward by pressing the trigger on their Vive controller. Looking down is strongly discouraged, as the dizzying heights are designed to evoke a genuine sense of fear. Success is met with celebration, but the journey is fraught with the potential for a terrifying fall. The game supports both English and Japanese languages.