The Morrigan

With the VR library being what it is, the first positive thing to say about The Morrigan is that it's a complete game. It isn't an empty sandbox, or a tech demo, It has a beginning, it has an end, and it won't try to devour too much of your time between. Combat is simple enough; keep your weapon between an incoming strike and yourself and you'll block it. Hit an enemy's weapon or shield before you hit them -- and they'll block it. There's a degree of "momentum read" for damage values, it seems, but I rarely struck below a weapon's maximum damage with fairly modest strikes throughout the playthrough. Enemy attacks are only so varied, and so your biggest concern will be numbers. Everything feels responsive enough for me to have enjoyed most of it. There are puzzles here and here, but the vast majority of them are based around navigation -- usually climbing. You'll have keys for doors, and some better, more intricate puzzles scattered across a few levels. The atmosphere is great. I've been fairly personally exhausted by the "low-poly" look in many games, but this one manages to integrate it enough into the world that it doesn't feel out of place. Some of the lighting effects are st…

Not very fun, generic combat, boring puzzles, and somewhat buggy physics. Items disappear very quickly if you drop them, occasionally resulting in a softlock from puzzle items disappearing. The final mission is the worst one by far, using new mechanics and making you used ranged weapons for the entire thing. There are clearly some decent ideas put into it, but the execution was bad. Not worth buying.

Great game, it hits all the right spots of a proper VR game! Controls seem to be a bit off, at least on Index (but it’s not game breaking only a bit annoying) and the game lacks physics for interaction with most of the items on the levels, as you can pick only weapons and healing items/gold, but the sense of exploration in VR is incredible. Hope the developers release sequel.

Amazing VR Dungeon Crawler

This is a real good vr fantasy game. The graphics are not realistic, but beautiful. They reminded me a bit of For The King, one of my favourite games. The fighting is satisfying, the atmosphere is haunting and the bowplay is really well done. I was really immersed. It is a short game, but is really pulled me in. At first, I had problems with motion sickness, but that got better with time. Really great indie-game. Highly recommended.

I got the game for the htc vive years ago, but as soon as i changed to the quest this game doesnt work no matter what i try and it seems the game isnt getting updated with such fixes, so only get if you have the htc vive