ANDERSON

Part of me wishes that Steam reviews weren't so polarized, so that I could slap my rating right in the middle. ANDERSON is a short experience with a number of puzzles, but there are a number of bugs that have yet to be addressed. At one point, I wondered if I had sequence-broke the last part of the game. Other times, I wondered if the robot companion would stop spinning violently in and out of the earth. The worst part is that, also in the last puzzle of the game, you can barely see if you don't find something you're intended to find, which is hidden in the dark. But these puzzles made me think, and that's what I like about puzzle games. Needs polish still but is a delight.

Fun short VR puzzle adventure... I am currently stuck near the end but have enjoyed the experience. When on sale it's a bargain.

Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Anderson is a very average VR Escape Room with clunky item interactions, ok puzzles and bad unoptimized graphics. I was thinking about giving it a neutral/positive review before going to the lighthouse area where everything turned much worse. Visuals completely fell apart with lighting glitching all around the place, buttons on interactive tablet worked half of the time and then one of the doors bugged out and did not open after successful security scan. P.S. It is playable with Reverb G2.

It's a fun game even though the puzzles are a bit too simple. The graphics aren't the highest end but still quite nice. But unfortunately the performance is so horrendously bad that I simply can not recommend it. Even on a very powerful system on the lowest settings the game has constant lags. Sometimes so bad that it's nauseating because your head movement suddenly stops. It would be a great game if it ran properly but with the current performance it's borderline unplayable.

I knew it was short, I got if on sale for $1.50 and I wasn't disappointed. Graphics are great. The first puzzles I'd seen in other games, but this gem had a totally unique puzzle that was definitely worth it.

severely lacking interface when compared to most VR games. puzzles are not engaging. I just gave up and deleted it.