Virtual Virtual Reality 2

goot, 3 hours in and i found cRaB

i was tricked and trolled... now im fresh out of 20 bucks... should have just marketed this as a completely separate game L_L

This was a really fun game. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ WORTH IT FOR 22 DOLLARS!!!! Although it was buggy as HELL, (aka i had to reload my saves sometimes or i would glitch out into the void, or dialogue would overlap each other) it was still a fun game with cool elements in it!!! now, ALTHOUGH you guys DID kinda stray away from the "activitude" phase, it was still fun exploring new things and trying new things!!! also im so glad you made chaz a mech because he was FUN AS ♥♥♥♥ to use!!!!!!!! and even if i get bored of other vr games, i know i can play this one because i KNOW its still gonna be fun even if i already played it!!!! (same with vvr) *sigh* im so sad that this is a very niche game that has mixed reviews on steam i hope my friends find this game fun too, i love you guys tender claws!!!!!!!! keep making games :D i hope more people find this game because its FUN AS ♥♥♥♥!!!!!!!!!! (and discord should add it as a game because it doesn't show up in the games collection... maybe that's how niche it is lol :p)

this is sooo goood

Virtual Virtual Reality 2, developed and published by Tender Claws, is an ambitious and thought-provoking VR adventure that dives deep into themes of consciousness, identity, and the nature of digital existence. Serving as a sequel to the original Virtual Virtual Reality, this installment places players in the role of a mech pilot navigating a fractured and chaotic metaverse, a digital realm in collapse. The narrative is layered with philosophical questions about artificial intelligence, the boundaries between reality and simulation, and what it means to be truly “alive” in a world increasingly dominated by virtual experiences. While the game strives to offer a rich and immersive story, its abstract storytelling and nonlinear structure can sometimes feel fragmented, which may challenge players seeking a more straightforward narrative. Visually, the game is a striking blend of whimsy and eeriness, showcasing Tender Claws’ flair for creating vibrant and surreal virtual environments. Each digital world the player explores is crafted with distinct artistic styles that range from colorful, dreamlike spaces to unsettling, almost dystopian landscapes. This variety not only keeps the expl…

After a long hiatus of 2 years due to personal tragedies (the death of my mother and my victorious battle with cancer), I finally returned to this game and finished it. Now I can review it properly. For starters, if you're expecting something like VVR1, you'll be disappointed. The game is much more different this time around. Taking place in the same world and acting like a sequel/side story (The Scottsdale server is mentioned in VVR1), this game is more of a comedy/musical than the sci-fi/horror existential experience that the first game was. There's a much greater emphasis to music and songs and Beat Saber-like mini games and the game is much more "gamey" and less of an immersive experience than the first game was. Sure the elements of Transhumanism, Consciousness Uploading and interacting with AI consciousnesses and not being able to tell which consciousness is human and which is AI, is still there. But the premise is vastly different. You don't change VR Headsets as much in this game. But you do use all kinds of interesting mechanics in order to drive a Mech, fly a Headset, etc. No different endings this time around. Only one. There's a section in the game in which you get t…