Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super.

Wel, it's an ok game, but it needs work IMHO. There's a lot of repitition, it's basically look for the blocks with the image and set the dials to the appropriate images, and then, at the end it's all climbing, oh and a few levers, and some mummies.
It should have been better to have the climbing more scattered through the game, it just was too much, my shoulders started to hurt because you have to keep your arms pretty long in the air.
I did run into getting stuck in the wooden stairs/planks, sometimes really jumping fixed it, but one time I had to restart the game.
Also the locomotion is ok with the arm swing, but it also seems to have trackpad motion, I only tested the arm swing.
The graphics look ok, but it had some 'monstermaze vr' tags throughout the game which was a bit immersion breaking.

Would I recommend the game? hmmm.. if you can get it on sale for $2 orso. I got it as part of the 'Virtual Reality V' bundle on indiegale back in march 2017, and those bundles mostly were 5 euro's or something like that and contained 10 games.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands 1.0/RTX2060Super. Wel, it's an ok game, but it needs work IMHO. There's a lot of repitition, it's basically look for the blocks with the image and set the dials to the appropriate images, and then, at the end it's all climbing, oh and a few levers, and some mummies. It should have been better to have the climbing more scattered through the game, it just was too much, my shoulders started to hurt because you have to keep your arms pretty long in the air. I did run into getting stuck in the wooden stairs/planks, sometimes really jumping fixed it, but one time I had to restart the game. Also the locomotion is ok with the arm swing, but it also seems to have trackpad motion, I only tested the arm swing. The graphics look ok, but it had some 'monstermaze vr' tags throughout the game which was a bit immersion breaking. Would I recommend the game? hmmm.. if you can get it on sale for $2 orso. I got it as part of the 'Virtual Reality V' bundle on indiegale back in march 2017, and those bundles mostly were 5 euro's or something like that and contained 10 games.