RoboDo

[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/c3r18ONKwi4 RoboDo VR is a singleplayer and multiplayer puzzle climbing platforming game, that is more focused on the platforming in the latter half of the game. I was unable to test out multiplayer, but I will say, per the developer, the MP levels are different than the SP levels. I think the game was going for a Portal 2 type of game, but obviously, this isn't Portal 2, and it doesn't have to be at that level (or close to it) to still be recommendable. I did enjoy this game. However, I will caution anybody with an Oculus Quest 2 to not buy this game until the game is updated to work properly. I experienced many bugs on the Oculus Quest 2 using the Oculus link cable. Once I moved to Windows Mixed Reality, this game was much more pleasant to play, although there still were some minor bugs and the game overall could use more polish. The game is fun with the mix of puzzles and platforming. The game level design is nice. It starts out easy in the early levels, introducing new concepts in each chapter, but soon gets much more challenging in the later levels. There are currently 2…

Don't buy this game. It doesn't work for the Index. It's so buggy you can't even get past the tutorial. I'm stuck with this game and can't get a refund because I waited more than 2 weeks to see if they would release an update to fix the issues. I believe this is a scam of a game.

The price-quality ratio is really good - sounds, graphics, levels design are excellent. Haven't encountered any lagg or other issues while enjoying the game. Content is interesting, especially when playing in multiplayer mode.

Best thing since sliced bread!

Terribly buggy game. It isn't playable. You can't get past the tutorial and even play the game. Biggest waste of money I've spent on a game.

Barely scrapes a recommendation. With a caveat: The jumping!!! It just doesn't work properly. I refunded the game because I got into Chapter 2 and there was more and more reliance on this frustrating feature. It is soooo fidly. You try to launch yourself off in a particular direction and who knows where you might end up! If your hand touches a wall, then you can't grab hold of anything. When the grip is on the wall, this requires SUCH precision! When the game asks you to jump 15 times from grip to grip or die in the attempt (from a single failure) and continual death happens not as a result of lack of skill, but as a result of a faulty game mechanic, it is time to give up. I loved this until the jumping became a thing. That's why I recommend it.