The Maze VR Reviews

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Nice for kids >10 years

Game just didnt work, i couldnt do anything

Dude! Absolutely awesome little game. Really great ideas and even better execution. Played it through with my girlfriend and we loved it. Great job!!!

I love this game! I'm pretty impressed by this games current status. I'm looking for content like this, it use your space pretty well and will work on most spaces I believe. I was able to play a portion of "Duck Funt" ;) and I even played single player and experienced a different path which gave me different experiences. It reminds me of something like those books that have multiple endings. For what you get here it's worth the cover charge. It's multiplayer having aspects where you can have friends join in together to experience together. I think everyone with a VR headset should buy this game. I don't just give money away either and I'm willing to pay about 4.99$ for this game pretty easily. There is more content here than even a few trips to your local social club that's for sure so buy this. I felt like Lawnmower man a few times :D

Started game up, it was extremely loud. Tried to find a menu to turn the game volume down, there was none. When I tried to play with a friend, I accidentally chose "Host Game" instead of join, and found there was no way back to the main menu that I could find, had to close the game and restart to get to the menu again. Once actually in the game it was alright, but nothing special. It was very obscure what to do half the time, no indication of what objects are interactable and which are not. The area in which your hands have to be with an object to interact with it is extremely small. The ropes you climb were very inconsistent to grab because of it. Once you get into the main room it gets a little better, though the last room is really obscure and cluttered to the point that it's distracting and we spent over 10 minutes before we happened onto the mechanic the game was trying to have us perform. There was also a lack of rotation options, snap rotation is something that should really be in any game where you're expected to rotate around consistently. The lack of a real menu to adjust options, the lack of ability to go back to the starting screens, the lack of feedback from the game (pressing buttons doesn't make and visual or auditory effect to signal that it did something), lack of snap rotation, just made for a generally irritating experience. Overall the game could use a lot of polish and better game design choices. The puzzles were simple and short, the game has little replayability other than trying to get the lowest score. It's not a bad game, I did get some fun out of it, just not enough for me to recommend, there were more painful moments in the game than enjoyable ones. This being said, there weren't that many bugs, even if many mechanics felt stiff, unintuitive, or finicky. The game is only $3 at this point, so expectations weren't that high, so it was a closer call on whether to recommend or not. In the end, after playing it, I felt no desire to replay, thus my decision is not recommended.

trash on oculus because it would put me in the floor and i cant reset the position for me or my friend on a different pc and it didnt work at all

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift[/h1] [i]Please note: on the Oculus Rift, you have to do a Windows 7 compatibility fix to get this game to run correctly. Do not buy this game if you don't know how to do a Windows 7 fix[/i] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/uRCXwwrW618 The Maze VR is a series of mini-games, some of which are stupidly simple escape rooms. The rest are almost just as stupidly simple. I don't think I played one mini-game that I enjoyed. Keep in mind, I only played single-player so I cannot comment on the multiplayer or play with friends modes. This game is running on the Unity Engine. The graphics are dated with muddy textures and poor lighting. The interactions are clunky, making the mini-games not very fun. The first mini-game is always the same, an escape room that's in the Oval Office (White House) and you just enter a code that you find by singing a letter that's on the desk that's very plain to see. There's one mini-game where you're on an elevator and you just have to keep talking to make it go up. There's a duck hunt and a pac-man clone mini-game ... that aren't good. There's a few others that just aren't worth talking about. The F1 racing mini-game looked like it would be fun, but it wasn't. There's very little positive I can say about this game. I guess it's reasonably priced. I got it on sale for $2 and there's a decent number of mini-games. I'd rather have less that were higher quality though. However, when I get to the com-room, I was unable to progress. You can't teleport on the Oculus Rift in the com-room level. You have to quit the game at that point or stay stuck on that level. So the game has a game-breaking bug on the Oculus Rift. I am not leaving a negative review because of that issue though. I realize that the Oculus Rift is not officially supported. I'm leaving a negative review because I didn't enjoy any of the mini-games. [b]Rate 4.5/10. Not the worst mini-games ever. They are just too simple.[/b]

The core idea is okay, but as of now (see post date of this review), there are a bunch of issues: * Ingame navigation is not intuitive. There were certain instances where I kind of knew how to navigate, but not really. A friend of mine had issues because he could not navigate a level at all using his oculus controllers. * Ingame voice in multiplayer cut out at some point, so I could not hear my friend, but he could hear me. I still think that there's a bunch of potential in the core concept of this game, so if you're willing to give it a try and deal with issues, it's probably okay for the current price. Otherwise, I suggest to wait until this game finishes its early access phase.