Eye of the Temple

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  1. UploadVR
    Apr 27, 2023
    Eye of the Temple is an essential VR experience, featuring a well-paced campaign with interesting mechanics. It's a release that demonstrates how intelligent design can work within the constraints of current technology, while ultimately sacrificing very little to do so. [Essential]

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  1. SimplexPL
    Nov 29, 2021
    10
    This is one of the few VR games that truly embrace the medium to its full extent, i.e. offering a true roomscale experience. You neverThis is one of the few VR games that truly embrace the medium to its full extent, i.e. offering a true roomscale experience. You never teleport or move artificiallly in this game - all movement is your own body movement. If you don't believe me, try the free demo!… Full Review »
  2. RobinWatts
    Nov 29, 2021
    10
    One of the cleverest VR games I've seen. Yes, you need 2mx2m playspace, but that's all you need. For that, you'll feel like you're playing inOne of the cleverest VR games I've seen. Yes, you need 2mx2m playspace, but that's all you need. For that, you'll feel like you're playing in a massive, sprawling temple with huge rooms, vertiginous drops, crushing ceilings, etc.

    The graphics are great, the sound immersive, the puzzles engaging but not stupid.

    And it's all the work of a single indie dev. But don't let that put you off! Unlike a lot of indie games, it feels really polished and utterly fleshed out. Clearly, it's been a labour of love, and not just a case of 'ooh, I have a really cool idea for a game mechanic, let's throw something together, release it and cash in'. If this game had come from a mid-size studio it could not look or play any better. With a real advertising budget (rather than a non-existent one) it would have been a smash hit.

    It's really reasonably priced, it's very accessible, and best of all, there is a free demo available so you can try it out without having to part with your cash.

    This is the model for the kind of quality that non-AAA games can be. I really hope it does well.    … Full Review »