INCARNA: R•AI•D

'INCARNA: R•AI•D' is a sci-fi style adventure game with lots of puzzles and plenty of hidden things to find. You get about via way-point platforms, but you can walk about freely on each of those platforms but you teleport between them. While the graphics are low-poly they have a clean look to them with some great animation giving it an alien world style with lights and crystals everywhere making the game feel quite magical. There is a little bit of everything to do in this game from bow and arrow shooting, to really complex puzzles that don't give you a single clue about how to finish them which will eat up the gaming hours. I think £16.99 is a great price and most people will get their money's worth in gameplay hours here provided you are willing to try and find every hidden cube. I for one love it and its easy for me to recommend it to others.

A good 2 hours of gameplay, very simple controls and a neat story. Throughout the game it never became clear if the events play out in "reality" or in a simulation. Not that it matters. The movement system might feel limiting, but it fits well with the combat. At some point I assumed that the game is much longer and I still hope that there will be additional content later. Also there is a balanced mix of puzzles and aiming skill challenges. I recommend this game for the casual player with a fable for bow and arrow games.

This is great fun. I'm really glad I ignored the poor marketing and gave this a go. I really enjoyed this.

Superb puzzle/adventure/action game in a spellbinding futuristic atmosphere.

The graphics are nice, sadly I found the gameplay to be simple and boring

Played on Oculus Rift CV1. Finished in ~2.5 hrs (and thought I was going a bit slow). Found most of the cubes, but only 4/14 achievements. It's just OK. Pros: + Decent graphics with a reasonably artistic atmosphere. + Puzzles and combat weren't too aggravating, but also weren't quite trivial. Cons: - Despite the small"platform" style locations, I found half the time the interactive elements just beyond my playarea. - No turn options (90 degree snap would have been great). - I wouldn't really call it a it "story", just a some vague statements about an out of control AI. - Wasn't really an adventure or explore game, and only a few small puzzles. - Combat felt mostly tacked on.