VRIQ

VRIQ

3DIQ · May 3, 2017 · Free to Play, Simulation, VR

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Mostly Positive74% · 38 📉 Recent reviews down 57%
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About VRIQ

✦ AI summary

VRIQ puts you in a virtual room with five minutes to figure out how to light up all the lights using only your creativity and problem-solving skills. It's a competitive VR IQ test that benchmarks your spatial reasoning against other players worldwide, with anonymized score data building a real distribution curve like traditional intelligence tests.

Built as an experiment, VRIQ puts users into a room with one goal and instruction: "light up all the lights". But how? Using your creative problem solving ability, you'll have to figure out as much as you can before time runs out.

The test only takes 5 minutes, so if you're curious how your "intelligence" compares to other VR users, give it a try!

We are open-sourcing the final score data (all anonymized) so that we can build an accurate distribution, just like a normal IQ test! Check out the 3DIQ blog to see how your score compares to others'. We'll also be comparing Vive and Oculus scores for some friendly competition.

Note: Intelligence is a complex skill/ability. This test is merely one indicator of comparative problem solving ability in a VR scenario, so don't feel discouraged if you get a low score. You'll have a chance to redeem yourself in future tests, and each test you take will help hone your problem solving skills!

Created by:
Sky Nite
Michael Carney
Ken Richlin

VRIQ — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 6, 2024
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8 found this helpful
Not recommended Feb 28, 2022
VRIQ is a minimalist/low poly VR exclusive "IQ" test application. Wave your hands through a few puzzles to see if you're smart enough not to download pointless garbage VR exclusive apps. While this is free, which is nice I guess, the quality is very low. You can do IQ tests for free on the web if that's what you really want to do. No need to clutter Steam with this junk.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 28, 2025
Игра VRIQ – это настоящий вызов для мозга! Впервые столкнулся с такой нетривиальной системой загадок, где нужно не просто знать ответ, а уметь мыслить нестандартно и видеть связи между, казалось бы, совершенно разными областями знаний. В начале может показаться, что это просто набор головоломок, но постепенно понимаешь, что игра гораздо глубже. Она заставляет вспоминать школьную программу, гуглить интересные факты и даже подключать логику, до которой в обычной жизни не доходишь. Некоторые загадки настолько элегантны в своей простоте, что решение приходит как озарение. Что касается минусов, иногда хотелось бы больше подсказок, особенно на самых сложных уровнях, чтобы не застревать надолго. И интерфейс мог бы быть чуть более современным, но это мелочи. В целом, VRIQ – это отличная игра для тех, кто любит интеллектуальные развлечения и готов потратить время на разгадывание сложных загадок. Она прекрасно тренирует мозг и дарит чувство удовлетворения от каждого решенного ребуса. Рекомендую всем, кто ищет что-то, что заставит пораскинуть мозгами!
Recommended Jul 27, 2025
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Not recommended Jul 16, 2022
Waste of time. Blog no longer exists so your score is meaningless. Mash buttons for 90% of the puzzles.
Recommended Jul 25, 2020
7/10 This game last for 5 mins but its ok this can be used for like a handle game for your buddy whos not used to or never tryed vr can do to get use to and you can use it to wake up to vr start a morning with this and its ok

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