Virtual Virtual Reality

To celebrate ten years of Virtual Virtual Reality, we’ve refreshed the game and pushed an update with new lighting options, higher resolution, faster frame rates, added achievements, and refined controls.

Virtual Virtual Reality 2 is now available on Meta Quest 2 and Rift! Pilot your mech body through the delirium of a dying metaverse as abandoned avatars upload into your consciousness to flee system shutdown. Do you have what it takes to overcome the digital destruction and interpersonal drama…

The very essence of VR

This. This is what VR is about. There is a great and engaging and surprising storyline and excellent gameplay, but that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the myriad of just silly little environments to explore and experience. It's like they gathered a bunch of 3D-artists and just told them to create whatever bizarre mini-worlds they wanted to. And you get to experience them all, and go like "huh, never thought I'd see THAT." An underwater environment with little brooms instead of fish (I think they were brooms...) Inflatable animals wearing VR headsets on a spinning stage. The top of a giant wind turbine. This game is the very reason i bought my Oculus.

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Most creative game ever played

This game is AWESOME. The plot in the game is simple, yet very complex, and has us asking many important questions. The characters are both fun and disturbing in their own unique ways. Think of this game as a futuristic take on "Alice in Wonderland", with AI and robots. To the developers who made this game... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make a sequel.

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Absolute peak.

No joke, this might be one of my favorite vr games. This game is quite an unforgettable experience. It’s like a nightmare acid trip. The characters are charming, the virtual worlds get progressively more bizarre and sometimes unsettling, and the puzzles and overarching story are MASTERFULLY crafted. My only problem with the game is that it felt a bit too short. I haven’t played the sequel and I don’t know if it delivers as IMPACTFULLY as the first game though. Five stars. Play it now. Please.

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I think I'm missing something!

I paid £10.99 for this. What on earth is it! Gets great reviews but I'm struggling to see why. What do you actually do other than switch headsets and end up in little pockets of VR nothingness with very little to do?!

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Bland, frustrating, and pretentious.

I'm sorry, no disrespect to those who worked on this game, but this was by far the worst Quest game I've ever played, possibly one of the worst video games in general I've played in 3 decades. I love surreal, cerebral, weird stuff that tries to do something different. That's what this game seems like at first, but it's not, by a long shot. You start off thinking it's just a bunch of weird pointless minigames, and it is... for about 2 hours until they finally "lift the curtain", so you think it's going to get interesting. Think again, it's just more boredom and confusion. At one point about 3/4 into the game, you literally just have to keep trying different headsets / levels over and over until you luck out and get on the right path towards the end of the game. That's when the game tries to get super philosophical and deep but it just doesn't work, at all. When the game finally "ends", of course it doesn't really end but rather puts you in a loop where there's no real ending. Total waste of about 4-5 hours and money. I wish I could get a refund but of course I'm beyond the warranty period. Not sure if everyone giving this good reviews was just high af when they played or what...

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