Time Lock VR 2

Time Lock VR 2, developed by WR-VRG and published by Whale Rock Games, is a virtual reality puzzle experience built around the intriguing concept of manipulating time within interactive environments. The game frames its journey through a mystical narrative, placing the player in a world where past and present overlap, and where progress depends on the ability to alter events across different temporal states. It’s a premise that naturally lends itself to VR, offering the potential for tactile, immersive problem-solving where players physically engage with objects and space. At a conceptual level, it’s an idea with genuine appeal, especially for those drawn to experimental mechanics in virtual reality. The core of the experience lies in its time-based interactions. Players can influence objects by rewinding, pausing, or altering their state across different points in time, using these mechanics to solve environmental puzzles. In its stronger moments, this creates a satisfying loop of observation and experimentation, where players must think beyond a single timeline and consider how actions in one state affect another. The physicality of VR adds to this, as interacting with objects d…

A very addictive and addicting VR game. The graphics in the game are impressive in their detail, and the controls are intuitive, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere. I especially liked the idea of time travel mechanics — it adds uniqueness compared to other VR games in the adventure genre.

Bought it for 1,50€ - Was it worth? Idk. Played it start to finish in 50 minutes. It's janky, very janky, but it's a fast room puzzle game with some action and some climbing. Would recommended if you want something trashy/janky for an hour to get down from your high horse of playing half life alyx. I will never play it again for sure. Currently it's at 87% which imo it does not really deserve, especially with a price tag like 30€ currently.

Since I was quite disappointed by the first episode of this series, I decided to give a try to the 2nd. But again, you end up just randomly moving through time to get different objects, which does not make any logical sense. I finally gave up since the controls are really not working smoothly and I could not even go through the game. Once again, the base concept is really great, but really not exploited, and the game is really not polished.

I generally like games with a magical theme, but in VR it looks really cool

Engaging and epic fantasy saga with multiple puzzles and an atmospheric virtual environment.