TerraCodex: The Stolen Relics
Webcore Games · 2024 · Strategy, VR, Adventure, Board Game, Tabletop
PC
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About TerraCodex: The Stolen Relics
The plot
The year is 1935. In the opulent city of Monte Carlo, the TerraCodex foundation is robbed of its powerful relics. All signs point to the infamous criminal group known as the 40 Thieves. Now, it's up to you to assemble a team of unique agents and track down these criminals to recover the stolen relics.
The player, agents and thieves
As the mastermind of the operation, you direct agents around the globe, hunting for clues about the relics' whereabouts. Along your journey, you'll encounter diverse characters and unique scenarios. Challenges present themselves as engaging mini-games, each tied to different attributes. The thieves, each equipped with unique evasion skills, will not be caught easily. But rest assured, your agents have their own set of abilities too.
The game board
Experience a first-person, single-player modern board game brought to life in VR. The game board, components, and miniatures come alive as you engage with them, collecting scattered clues to progress in your investigation.
The experience
"TerraCodex: The Stolen Relics" stands out in the VR market with its unique approach to the board game genre. It offers a comfortable, accessible, and visually appealing strategy game experience. As the game constantly evolves to enhance the player's journey, you'll get to travel around the world of the mid-30s, visiting 60 unique venues across 20 different iconic cities, and interact with a dynamic array of characters.
The year is 1935. In the opulent city of Monte Carlo, the TerraCodex foundation is robbed of its powerful relics. All signs point to the infamous criminal group known as the 40 Thieves. Now, it's up to you to assemble a team of unique agents and track down these criminals to recover the stolen relics.
The player, agents and thieves
As the mastermind of the operation, you direct agents around the globe, hunting for clues about the relics' whereabouts. Along your journey, you'll encounter diverse characters and unique scenarios. Challenges present themselves as engaging mini-games, each tied to different attributes. The thieves, each equipped with unique evasion skills, will not be caught easily. But rest assured, your agents have their own set of abilities too.
The game board
Experience a first-person, single-player modern board game brought to life in VR. The game board, components, and miniatures come alive as you engage with them, collecting scattered clues to progress in your investigation.
The experience
"TerraCodex: The Stolen Relics" stands out in the VR market with its unique approach to the board game genre. It offers a comfortable, accessible, and visually appealing strategy game experience. As the game constantly evolves to enhance the player's journey, you'll get to travel around the world of the mid-30s, visiting 60 unique venues across 20 different iconic cities, and interact with a dynamic array of characters.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/0IfmvJbasMs This is a tough game to review because the board game has no tutorial currently. I'm not sure exactly how you're supposed to learn to play the board game, other than through trial and error or from experience from having played other similar board games. On top of that, a lot of the game is still in Brazilian Portuguese, even if you choose English. I was able to get by because I did understand some of the Portuguese, plus familiarity with other board games. However, I was still confused at the end of my game not knowing exactly what happened. As such, I cannot properly review this game. However, I can say that I ran into some issues. One of the bugs I ran into was just poor lighting / visual artifacts showing up. Some of the 3D models had light showing through them or were transparent in parts or the background has lighting issues. There was some odd text that seemed like a developer debugging issue on the text of characters. My board game also froze at some point with me not being able to take any actions. I don't know if I did something wrong (maybe I was m…11 found this helpful
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