Time Lock VR 2 Reviews

This feels like the developers enjoyed making the game more than I enjoyed playing it. I played through on Quest 2 but had a difficult time starting since the opening screen where you choose a language wouldn't load properly and couldn't progress until it loaded properly. The puzzles were simple. The best part of the game is the level where you climb the outside of the tower. It might be good for those looking for a budget game to try out.

It's a pretty impressive game. which pulled me in for a splendid 2.5 hours. Wasted that time for a reason. The graphics are very good, atmospheric I would even say, in VR it looks very cool.

I love horror movies, so I decided to take this particular game on the numerous recommendations of friends. Most of all I liked that the plot of the game is non-linear, that is, during the game you need to make many decisions on your own and it is they that influence further actions. Thanks to this, there is a real immersion in the game, as if you really ended up in a psychiatric hospital and are trying to get out of there. In general, the game is very addictive, I really liked it.

Time Lock VR 2 is an exciting and immersive virtual reality game that takes players on a thrilling adventure through different eras in time. The gameplay is engaging and challenging, and the graphics are impressive. The game's use of VR technology adds to the overall experience, making it feel like you are really traveling through time. Overall, I would highly recommend Time Lock VR 2 to anyone looking for a fun and unique VR gaming experience.

my first vr puzzle, the controls are a little inconvenient, but overall a very interesting game that will keep you busy for a couple of hours, and with a discount it’s generally great.

The game is very cluncy. If you have motion sicnes than you have to use to the fact that EVERY time you use the inventory the perspective changes to the one that will make you puke. Grabbing and using objects is owful. The items just drop by their own. The loop sound in the background is iritating. I'm using Index by the way.

Here's what I've experienced. In the tutorial, I pressed Timelock button, then the game turn me into a midget. I couldn't interact anything on table. (BTW, everything I Timelock, it feels like I'm falling.) Restart Still, too small to grab something. I barely grabbed a key by step on my real life bed. New level loaded. Walked into a room with cracked wall. Broke the wall with pickaxe then it's gone. Grab a bucket and wonder what I suppose to do then it's gone, too. Also, the Inventory system is terrible. Usually, most game uses floating HUD to show what's in my inventory but this game uses 2D panel that literally stuck on your face. The graphic is really outdated. "It's an indie game." I know. But If you ever seen the other VR games that is cheaper and better than this, The devs should have learned what they should do for the game. However, they decided to stay in their own bubble.

really liked the background music, puzzles, time travel thanks to the developers <3

Continuation of the mystical version from the TimeLock VR series of games. Interesting gameplay that makes you break your head. The puzzles are quite interesting and diverse. The game is perfect for those who love puzzles.

Got the game for $1, but thats it's sale price, it's a $10 game when not on sale so I'm gonna hold it to a $10 standard. The most fun I had with this game was when I was trying to break it or actively messing around with things unrelated to what I was supposed to be doing. The textures are very low resolution. the puzzles are very easy, "lock and key" with no thought. its basically the same puzzle of find thing that's glowing and put it in the glowy spot. The "action" is poor, picking up objects, climbing, basically every action you make you might need to do it a couple times because it just won't work half the time. ALSO prepare your ear drums for sounds to overlay on top of each other and get louder and louder. I hate to say it but genuinely I've seen better looking, better playing and more fun games within VRChat. This should never be $10. Even for a $1 I'm not really sure it's worth it.