Step Inside the VR Version of Riddlewood Manor
Peanut Button has officially launched the full version of Riddlewood Manor on the Meta Quest Store, bringing its hand-drawn horror-comedy out of Early Access. Priced at $14.99, the VR adventure now features the complete story, new areas, a revamped map system, and secret endings for players brave enough to explore every corner of the haunted mansion.
In Riddlewood Manor, players find themselves trapped inside a house that seems determined to kill them at every turn. Fortunately, they won’t face its horrors alone. A playful dragon, a hungry chicken, and a demonic doll are among the mansion’s unusual residents who help players tackle atmospheric escape-room puzzles, survive deadly challenges, and uncover the tragic fate of the Riddlewood family.
“We wanted Riddlewood Manor to feel like stepping inside a cartoon that’s out to get you,” said Eyal Geva, co-founder and creative director of Peanut Button. “Our Early Access players helped shape every room, and the full release finally shows them what’s been hiding under the house.”
The full release takes the experience further with shifting dimensions, terrifying Catacombs, and secret endings that reward curious explorers. A new feature called Grand Cartography also introduces a map system to help players navigate the manor’s confusing layout.
Hand tracking adds another layer of immersion, transforming players’ hands into spectral ghosts or glitchy demonic claws during key story moments. Those who prefer a little warning before the scares can also enable an optional jump-scare comfort setting.
The game currently holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 90 player ratings on the Meta Quest Store as of today. If you’re in the mood for a VR adventure that mixes creepy surprises with cartoonish charm, Riddlewood Manor might be worth opening the door to.