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About VR Mummy Girl

VR Mummy Girl is a VR game about a mummy girl who wakes after more than 1,000 years inside a pyramid. Unsure of the era, her identity or why she is there, she searches for the exit by stretching her bandages, grabbing objects and jumping through the stages.

Move with your bandages

Swing your arm down to stretch a bandage, then release it toward a target. You can use bandages to put out torch fires and grab objects called gimmicks. After grabbing one, pull the controller toward you to launch yourself toward it; this high-speed jump is the main way to move, as walking is slow.

Gimmicks can be placed on floors, walls and ceilings. Grab wall-mounted ones and jump repeatedly to climb, or catch a ceiling-mounted one to swing through the air like a trapeze.

Stages and traps

The game has eight stages, starting with a tutorial and including a straightforward stage, a complicated three-dimensional stage, a tower climb and a boss battle. Along the way, you face cliffs to jump over, moving floors and walls, and thorn traps that can damage you. Some obstacles work like puzzles.

Each stage awards a rank of S, A, B or C based on your completion time, number of game overs and number of items collected along the way. You can replay stages to try for S rank in all of them.

Avatar and camera options

You can load a VRM avatar during play, except at the title screen. For VRM avatars made with Vroid, an option hides the costume texture when you release a bandage, revealing the texture underneath. You can also display decorative floating bandages around the avatar; they do not affect gameplay.

A third-person viewpoint camera can show the game from adjustable angles and heights in one or more additional windows. The game also includes a fitness mode: move forward with high knees and jump by squatting. This mode requires trackers on your hips and legs.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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