Rooms of Realities

I have just played the three chapters of the first room together with my spouse and it was a great experience! The animations and overall quality is top notch.

If you're looking for a multiplayer VR escape room with crossplay, you don't really have a ton of options. And if you want to play with other VR users that only use standalone quest, then this is the one you want. As of the time of this review, Escape Simulator recently added VR capability to their game, but they still add a disclaimer that it's only optimized for some of their rooms, and adding in a standalone quest version isn't slated until the end of this year. So assuming you read this review between when I post this and before they finish their quest version, this game is your obvious winner. My siblings are all spread out in different parts of the world and we played a campaign together as if we were all in the same room and we all had a great time. I play on Steam, and they all use standalone quest, so for me, the ability for steam-quest crossplay was important and seamless. Now, as for value. Escape room games, and really many puzzle games in general, suffer from the replay-ability concern. That is, you generally can't just play it again because now you already know all the answers to the puzzle. But if you for even a minute consider how much actual escape r…

Amazing fun when played together with another person (I think one other person is perfect).

Without a doubt my favourite escape room game. We're sad we've finished it, but I played it with my dad and we just had so much fun :)

A great option for those who have more than 1 VR headset. My dad, sister and I had a great few weekends playing this game using Quest 1 (steamVR), Q2 and Q3. The quests are inventive and logical, sometimes requiring player coordination, which is cool. I see a lot of potential in this genre. We need more impressive locations, avatars and stories. Q3 is already capable of displaying Alyx-style graphics, I dream of future escape room games with this level of immersion and similar gameplay.

I'm sure solo play is okay but I had a blast with my four friends. The game can be a bit wonky at times. We had to start some missions over as pieces would disappear or some other glitch that would prevent us going further. There are only 9 missions in total which makes for a rather short game. If you are really good, you can finish in about a couple of hours. I have 5 hours due to the fact that we repeated several areas due to bugs. There are better VR escape rooms and far worse ones. I would say it is fun and has good puzzles. It also allows crossplay with the Meta Quest standalone version. I was using a Steam PCVR version and my three friends were using Quest standalone versions.