The Atlas Mystery: A VR Puzzle Game

Finished this on Monday this week in one run! Though the game does feel a bit short, the amount of puzzles and mystery within its core story are very interesting and intuitive. Expect to use your intuition and on't be surprised if you get stuck for a moment or two!

This was a fun game with some interesting mechanics. I've never seen fluid physics or wobbly cable physics used in VR before. The game needs some polish in some areas, but the devs are responsive to feedback in their discord. If you like VR puzzle games, I'd pick this up.

There isnt much to say about this game as there isnt much to the game. Atlas has a neat premise and an interesting idea behind it but the entire experiance was completed in 2 hours and it only took that long because I didnt find the run button until the very last room. I turned all hints off too so there wasnt even any handholding. Atmosphere is fine and controls are functional but audio balance isnt great, the puzzles are very basic, the story is told to you almost entirely through pamplets and the environment is uninspired. I was tempted to refund the product because, even at the discounted $9, I felt kinda disapointed with the purchase. The game felt like a demo or tutorial. Like it was showing you some of the kinds of things you would need to do and now its time to get to the real thing. But, no, that's it, roll credits. Its not a bad or broken game (though I did have some trouble getting out of the first room as the tutorial triggers had trouble recognizing I'd done the requested action already) but that was the total of my woes. However, I cant recommend it for purchase. Buy it to support PC VR devs perhaps but if you're looking for a game to play, this isn't really…

A short but fun game for people who enjoy escape-room style puzzle games. The puzzles are fairly straight forward. If you're having trouble, you may be over thinking it. If you are really stuck, the in-game hint system will get you going again. Worked well on my HP Reverb G2. I recommend it.

It is a pretty decent VR Escape Room set in atmospheric old cinema. Lasts 2-3 hours, which is reasonable for this genre. Most of its puzzles are original and fit neatly into the game's theme. They are not very difficult, but I've ended up stuck twice, due to not paying enough attention to the surroundings. Item handling is relatively smooth for a fully physics-based interactions, but there are still some minor jank going on. Visuals are slightly below modern standards: some parts look ok, but most are lacking HD textures and proper lighting. Overall I quite enjoyed the game and finished it in one sitting. Works on Reverb G2 with native OpenXR

Love the game. The controls on my PICO 4 was spot on. I like that it has all the necessary navigational methods for a proper VR game. I played this game sitting down and mostly had no issue. Puzzles were a little easy for me but not overwhelmingly easy. It's a good stress relief for an hour or two. It's a little short. Wished it was a little longer.