Oldest Golden Treasure

As a more experienced puzzle game player you'd probably need around 1.5 - 2 hours to finish the whole game. It is a very neat and fun game and adds some historical facts on top. You can go for 100% completing the game or make a speed run and get to the top of the leaderboard if you like. Just in case there are also hints available which I very appreciate, though I did not need one of those. In the future I would like to see the integration of achievements as I see some stuff in the game that could lead to nice Steam achievements (put back all stamps, break X bottles, play Chess, break a window, complete chapters, complete game, find all coins etc.). Also some adjustment for the speed of the smooth turning which is a bit ion the lower end.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/yt-3iLl4Eis I think this is a solid puzzle adventure experience, but it's budget indie roots do show. So if you're expecting Red Matter or Ghost Town, then you'll probably be disappointed. However, there's enough good in here that I can recommend this experience, especially if you love puzzle adventure games in VR. The puzzles are of casual difficulty. The good news, if you don't like being frustrated by puzzles, is that the hint system here is pretty good. I tried to avoid using it, but whenever I was stuck it provided a push in the right direction. If you're completely stuck, it'll even solve the puzzle for you. Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 5090, I was getting a steady 90 fps. You have full locomotion or teleportation available, along with smooth or snap turning. However, I did find the smooth turn to be too slow. You can play comfortably seated. [b]Rate 6/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommun…

Quite an interesting story, fairly easy puzzles, good performance. Note that the game is very short and can be completed in about an hour. Considering that it was created by a solo developer, it's a pretty good game. Played on Meta Quest 3 via Virtual Desktop.

A VR escape room adventure with time travel that allows you to explore different environments. Some of the scenes are darker, but there are no scary elements or jump scares. There are many small interactions not connected to the story that you can play around with. For example: many of the objects and windows are breakable, you can throw books into the fireplace to burn them, use an axe to chop wood etc..

Pretty fun! Feels quite a lot like an escape room with the way the puzzles progress. The notes in the game give you cool facts! I recommend it!

Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Pretty bad indie VR adventure with janky movement and item interactions, awful visuals, short timespan and, most importantly, boring puzzles. It starts as a mediocre Escape Room that is very reliant on "just find a hidden written solution somewhere in the environment" type of puzzles, and gets worse with every new level. More than half of the game boils down to searching for collectables and key items, which would have been fine, if the visuals were not so ugly and physical item interactions - janky. The rest of the puzzles are original, but not interesting in the slightest. There are two basic arithmetic decryption tasks, a lot of trial-and-error fiddling with switches, and that slow-ass pushing tiles puzzle.