Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin Reviews

Don't have any doubt, this game is an Psychonauts game, not just a weird token VR pitstop. For a almost decade old VR game, it holds up. Its a completed seated VR experience and for what it its, it works just fine. You don't need a motion controller of any sorts, everything is control with 4 degrees of movement with some leniency on the 6th if you so please. That being said you definitely shouldn't play this on a phoneVR if that's all you have + a controller/keyboard. You can definitely get away with doing that but you'll be doing yourself a disservice. Aesthetically the game holds up SUPER well, thing isn't just a bit chunky of a install for no reason, this game is made at a higher fideltly compare to the previous game and thanks for VR you can easily see it. Gameplay wise its serviceable and not painful, you should be told that you can move things forward by grabbing it then blasting it if needby, I figure that out a bit late myself. Overall, would recommend to others, feel free to wait for a sale and yes you probably should play this yourself before playing Psychonauts 2 eventually, or guess you can be lame and watch someone else play it through a bit-crunch video/stream. That would also be a disservice to yourself. I feel this game being made the way it is is kinda of a blessing. Even though I said against resorting to it earlier, this game being simple and by result being accessible is a good thing for everyone. Even though I doubt my enthusiasm at times, its a good thing because Psychonauts, at least the first one is in my opinion a bucketlist game. Having more of this series is a good things as well, and even if I cannot speak for it yet, people been waiting awfully long for the second game to exist. The bridge between the gap between the first than second not being inaccessible is nice if you think about it that way.

Great little Psychonauts game. Same atmosphere and humor. Length: 3h +- It can be played while sitting down in a chair!

Pretty good VR puzzle game. The controls are designed for a traditional controller and feel somewhat awkward on motion controls, but it's not a deal breaker. The gimmick of jumping between perspectives is used well and it has some cool visuals. The writing and design are hilarious as with most Double Fine games.