狼と香辛料VR/Spice&WolfVR

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The game doesn't work on Oculus Quest 2. It expects a different headset, I don't know what the exact issue is, whether it's the game being incompatible or my setup.

Another person mentioned a mixed review option and I would agree. I think at maximum there could be 40 mins of content to explore. It really depends on your interest in the series. There isn't much to see but it had me smiling as I watched Holo be Holo. I wouldn't ever buy the game full price, but if you're a fan of the series and love Holo, I'd say pick it up when it's on sale for very cheap.

First, let me be clear, full price -and even half price which is I believe what I paid- is a very steep cost for the brevity and scope of this experience. I'm aware of the cost of developing a game for the VR headset, and the scale of the task/ it's difficulty, more so in 2019. Still, I find the game overpriced for what it is. Nonetheless, the story it proposes is cute, Holo's model is adorable and the environment is nice and changes quite a bit throughout the three chapters. I enjoyed the sound design as well, and the whole thing is quite immersive! My only other criticism, but it makes sense with a title from 2019, the movement is quite bad, making it hard to get all the coins unless you have a room the size of the mill.

it's a great short little game and story. I just wish the voice acting was in English too. since I have difficulty Reading and I don't understand Japanese. the game is not longer than 20 to 30 mins long and if you like spice and Wolf you will enjoy it for what it is

Spice&Wolf VR is a virtual reality narrative experience developed and published by SpicyTails that transforms the beloved world of Spice and Wolf into an intimate, immersive encounter rather than a conventional game. Instead of offering mechanics-driven gameplay, the title focuses almost entirely on presence and atmosphere, inviting players to step directly into a quiet moment alongside the series’ iconic characters. From the outset, it is clear that the project’s primary goal is not challenge or progression, but emotional connection—allowing fans to share space with Holo and Lawrence in a way no other medium quite allows. The experience unfolds through a series of carefully staged scenes viewed from the perspective of Kraft Lawrence. One of the most memorable settings places you inside a rustic water mill during a rainstorm, where Holo seeks shelter and conversation naturally unfolds. Rather than advancing through objectives or making branching decisions, the player simply exists within the moment, able to look around freely as dialogue plays out. This slow, contemplative pacing mirrors the tone that made the original novels and anime so distinctive, emphasizing quiet exchanges, …