Escape Room

Well it's a good first try escape room but there is a lot that needs to be fixed. So from one Unity VR developer to another, here are my tips. First off put a mesh collider around ALL of the object in the map... the green ball doesn't even collide with half of the objects. Secondly try VRTK... the controls are pretty bad and I can literally teleport out of the world, the only reason I can go back is because the character doesn't have gravity on his rigidbody if he has one. Thirdly (I don't even think that is a word) make it a bit more clever... looking around for cards isn't an escape the room... it's a scavenger hunt. Lastly fix the lamp... change the light or get rid of it. It doesn't even work unless I am practically touching an object with it. So please... if you ever want this game to hit it off, take my advice.

Not only is this a very short puzzle experience of only 1 room. But the controls are frustratingly bad. And the VR environment is very bland. It's only .99 cents, but not worth it really. [u]I can confirm game does work on Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers. [/u] Rating 4/10 could be worse, I only wasted .99 cents and I was not totally bored for 30 seconds walkthrough below: [spoiler] 1) game is getting obvious code from the deck of cards hidden around the room, hard part is inputting code into keypad, but the trick is to tilt your controller like a laser and then hit the grab button 2) get the key card on top of the PC with the 4 blocks logo and put it in the VCR looking machine under the TV with the same 4 blocks logo, there is a slot there for the key card and voila you're done [/spoiler]

Overall the game is rather cute. It's simple, very easy to complete. My main problem was with the movement system, more often then not I was putting myself through a wall then into it and I found it hard to press buttons with my Vive controllers.

This game was made by unity, wich has a reputation for sucky games. Did not dissapoint on that fact.

good game for teaching

For $1, this is not a bad game. My tweens figured it out in less than 5 minutes. But I wanted them to experiment with a simple VR game before I purchased one. Their feedback is that the button to pick up items was not intuitive, and took them 2 minutes to figure that out. Good beginner/intro Escape Rooms/Puzzle Rooms.