Innocent VR Reviews

Definitely worth the price, especially if on sale. The graphics are ok, blurry at times, with no options to improve clarity. The puzzles are simple. The environments are worth the price of admission, with wonderful, awe-inspiring, scale. Voice acting is good, with strange english due to game's origin, but in a funny, idiosyncratic way. Recommended simply because it rises above the average VR game (which is not saying too much).

My PC Mainboard: ROG MAXIMUS X HERO (1003) CPU: I7 8700K 4,3Ghz --> 5,0 Ghz OV RAM: G.Skill 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz GPU: GTX1080 Gainward GTH --> +20% OV OS: Win10 64bit VR: Oculus with Oculus Home Beta and SteamVR Beta (SS: 2.0) I play the game without any problems with the Oculus Rift and think it's fantastic. Sound and immersion are great. But there are a few things that bother me. - No free movement, this should be in VR actually standart. - Slow motion has a disturbing painful beeping. - Eyes Robot is annoying after a short time. Again and again he fell in with commentaries while you want to enjoy the world or if you are in the middle of a puzzle. Were nice if you could disable this in the settings.

The game runs fine with i7 and 1070. Visually it is beautyful, everything thing else is... bad. The butterfly time is cool, but that beep is rough. There is the little helper bot, but if you don't look exactly at him the whole time you can bearly hear him. Also if you look away for too long he skipps all the dialog :( Would play again when game is more complete.

Couldn't progress because I couldn't reach something outside of the play space. Locomotion would fix this. Also, very fuzzy resolution.

refunded, needs to be optimized, using a 1070 tho it runs poorly compared to other games.. tho the concept is catchy will buy again if this gets a fix