Argos - The most difficult VR game in the world

1/10 Don't trust the screenshots. This game is selling itself on its visuals, and yet it chooses a rubbish resolution and won't let you change it - even with supersampling. Played on Vive pro 2080ti. Looking absolutely hideous.

Sorry, this is shovelware. The controls are rubbish, objects don't remain in the same orientation or position when being picked up. For example after picking up my lighter a few times (had to put it down to pick up other objects), it would attach to my wrist facing up and outwards. I think the 150 quotient being referred to in the description means frustration tolerance. At least I got it in a bundle with other games, haven't paid full price for this.

Don't be fooled by the fancy screenshots and promises, this is nothing but shoddy VR shovelware.

Update 7/11/2018: I am changing my review to a tepid positive recommendation. A lot of the issues still exist. However, my main complaint about frame rates has mostly been resolved, although it's still not what I consider great. It still doesn't run buttery smooth, there's some jitteriness still. However, the game is playable now at least on my rig and there is a major graphical improvement. The other issues weren't really addressed. I had some problems with items in my hand doing weird things. I would rate game a 5.5/10. Just barely recommendable. [h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. Spoiler-free Review. [/h1] I really don't want to give this game a negative review, because I do see the potential. I just can't recommend the game as it is right now. There's just too many problems with the game. If the game is updated, I would love to change my recommendation to a positive. So this is an Escape Room game. I spent 2 hours and was unable to complete it. The graphics are beautiful. You have a really big environment to explore with several rooms and hidden areas. The main problem, the reason I am giving this a negative review right now, is that the game runs p…

I played Argos before the addition of the Save feature, and it was frustrating to have to start over from the beginning each time. That issue since having being solved, it is graphically crisp, and the soundscape fitting, although I wouldn't miss the incessant bells if they disappeared - after a few hours in I was starting to hear them in my sleep! As escape rooms go, it's pretty good. I was stumped for an annoyingly long amount at one point, and when the solution was made clear, it made sense. There are red herrings to keep you guessing, but all in all a good game. I was left wondering about a few elements, and the developer said there are many ways to finish the game, so if I missed something, I'll never know... The thing about escape rooms - once you've made it out, there's little reason to do it over again.

I am really impressed by the quality of this game, it is incredibly pleasant to stay in it, both for the graphics and for the music. With my dolby headphones I can hear every single thing that happens inside. For those who like puzzles, this is the perfect game. You absolutely have to get out of there and think a little before understanding the logic and move on. I've only arrived at the second room and I'm just thinking about how to fix those damned red crystals! Sometimes I even come in for a little mess! Ahahahah. If I can, as an expert, I would still recommend placing save on game, it is very unnerving to do it all over again. Are you going to insert it?