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December 11, 2025

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ROTU Entertainment & Media, Ltd.

Your living room just caught the Entropic Virus.

Not the world-ending kind. The boring kind. You know, like Tuesdays.

HEALER is a fast-paced, chaotic, and questionably therapeutic mixed reality roguelite featuring a global leaderboard where you can prove you’re better than strangers.

Pop bubbles, solve puzzles, and rescue absurd Cosmic Critters while battling a smug interdimensional virus determined to make your universe boring again.

Each run reshapes your environment in unpredictable ways. It’s easy to pick up, hard to stop, and beautiful enough to make you question whether reality was ever that impressive to begin with.

The first 300 reviewers will have their usernames immortalized inside the game as hidden Easter eggs, eternal glory, or at least a weird critter muttering your name somewhere deep in the void.

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4.35

19 ratings

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Healer Development Update -Early Access

March 17, 2026

Healers, world-shapers, bubble-poppers… First off: thank you. Since launch, the amount of feedback, bug reports, wild gameplay clips, and “I accidentally deleted my living room again” stories has been incredible. The ROTU team has been deep in the code caves, working behind the scenes, tracking…

HEALER IS OUT NOW! Cosmic disaster detected. Your living room is officially on notice.

December 11, 2025

Before we dive into the chaos: The first 300 reviewers will have their usernames immortalized inside the game as hidden Easter eggs. Eternal cosmic glory… or at least a weird critter muttering your name somewhere deep in the void. Either way, your legacy is secured. It finally happened, world…

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cloganart

December 11, 2025

5/5

Heal and collect!

This is one of the best mixed reality games of all time! Great fun to just go in, whack a few things around and form planets, heal dimensional tears and continue till you can’t do it anymore. and when you fail, do it again, this time you’ll do it better!! 👀

15 found this helpful

Lettie2443

December 12, 2025

5/5

This is fun!

It's different than I expected, and lots of fun for this 66 yr old. Fast-paced and different every time I go in. I usually play sitting games and this gets me up and moving. The graphics are amazing.

10 found this helpful

DuderSeb

December 17, 2025

5/5

different mixed reality shooter

a shooter roguelite where you chip away at your IRL surroundings to reveal more gameplay and ethereal biomes. Imagine Space Pirate Trainer meets First Encounters!

10 found this helpful

gshturman

December 11, 2025

5/5

Fun MR Done Right

MR looks great and turns your room into a full game zone. The bubble popping feels super fun and the minigames keep things fresh.

7 found this helpful

Hornbydd

March 18, 2026

1/5

Seems broken?

This is the first quest 3 game I have ever had a problem with. You start the game it seems to run ok until you get to a level where a planet is being bombarded by asteroids. I think the idea is to simply shoot them. If I could ... I'm placed inside a black box. You get a sense of something going on outside of the room which is now a black box. Floor, ceiling and walls are featureless black surfaces. So the game becomes unplayable. I've seen another reviewer have similar problems and i have rescanned the room when asked in the game. I'm hoping some sort of update will fix it because now it's unplayable. Yet any other game I purchase from the meta shop runs like a dream. If an update fixes it I would be happy to update the rating. Finally not everyone uses discord so any advice should be as a reply to this review so others can benefit if they suffer the same fate. Update march 2026: This meta app is so unintuitive I am unable to reply to the developers response.... Anyway cleared room as suggested. Rescanned room. Same problems! No better.

6 found this helpful

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