Review Atag 2/5 · Mar 17, 2023
Portals To Nowhere
There's simply not enough content in this game to warrant the price they're charging for it. I got it on a heavy sale for £5 and seeing as i've had a few laughs with the rick and morty show I thought I'd give it a go. From start to finish it took me around 2 hours to complete. The majority …
There's simply not enough content in this game to warrant the price they're charging for it. I got it on a heavy sale for £5 and seeing as i've had a few laughs with the rick and morty show I thought I'd give it a go. From start to finish it took me around 2 hours to complete. The majority of the fun, as I find with all VR games, is playing around with the objects in the world, many with physics simulations, meaning you can pull, twist, balance items etc.
Aside from these features though the game is mostly one large gimmick. One thing I do find particualrly insulting is the fact that it is appears to be a reskin of Job Simulator (another rather short game), which is also made by Owlchemy Labs; even using the same menu ideas and UI elements when picking objects up.
So overall, if you are in to VR, save yourself some money and buy job simulator if you want a 'play with everything around you' kind of game. If you enjoy Rick and Mortys quips then you may get a kick out of this title as there are a few easter eggs to uncover.