Unearthed Inc: The Lost Temple

Like The Gallery: Call of the Starseed, this game is a puzzlebased adventure with a lot more emphasis on the puzzles, more-so than the adventure. What this game holds over the Gallery is the fun boss battles, which test physicality and reactiveness as imagined in any VR game to date. It's a treat to try, and may take a good handful of hints from your buzzingly-annoying robot friend, but it is very worthwhile to play this game from start to finish, just to experience what it has to offer in this new generation of gaming. Be ready to use not just your brain, but also your body to duck, dodge and attack your enemies in this immersive experience that will, at the end, leave you hungering for more. I would compare this game to The Gallery: Call of the Starseed, but with more action and less direction. 8 / 10

I was unfortunately unimpressed by this game. Playing through is more of a fetch-quest than puzzle-solving, and routes to progression were very unclear at times. I had to continually rely on hints to find out what objects were useable or reactive. Playable area is fixed, and there is no freedom to move about the game environment, which was infuriating at times. Some segments of the game involve placing an object into a distant receptacle, which could easily be accomplished with the ability to approach the receptacle. Instead, you are forced to play virtual ski-ball for five minutes, and no margin of error is given. Thank merciful cthulhu I live alone and no one was able to witness the spectacle of a grown man flinging his arms about in his living room while cursing the programmers of this game. The story itself is paper-thin and not immersive, which is compounded by the short nature of the game. Playthrough can be completed in 90-100 minutes. Game experience is not commensurate with a ...

The mine cart level causes extreme motion sickness. It took me several attempts to complete it because I could only play sitting down with one eye closed.

There's no free movement and you can only teleport to predetermined spots, but the atmosphere, music, voice acting and visuals will make you enjoy this wonderful adventure game.

While beautifull and athmospheric and with a few very good feeling moments the game is completely ruined by the "comical" robot assistant and constant throwing puzzles that require pixel precision. AT one point you are required to throw small logs at 9 panels set really close together to make them rotate into the right pattern. A very simple puzzle that lasts damn hours because you keep accidentily hitting panels you already rotated correctly. It's almost impossible to throw right if you can't feel the logs weight. It would be fun if you had a gun to solve tile puzzles or if you locked correctly rotated tiles so you cant mess up previously done work. Or somebody had not "designed" this terrible "puzzle" in the first place. AT this point I would say removing the robot completely and reducing him to a hint function in the options to minimize the annoyance and immersion breaking and removing ALL puzzles based on throwing things in the right hole from a distance might make this game ...

Honestly, this is one of the best VR games I have played yet. To me, it is right there along with "The Gallery" and "Vanishing Realms". In saying that, I normally don't write reviews, but I felt like I had to with this one. The game is challenging, fun, and is extremely immersive. I really like the game mechanincs and it ran very smooth, even on High detail. (I have an AMD 8350 w/ a Nvidia GeForce 980 TI) Along with that, unlike most others it seems, I really enjoyed the "Minecart" gameplay. I know, I know, a lot of people get VR sick from this kind of motion, but since I've been playing VR for so long, I don't get sick like that anymore and it makes experiences like the Minecart ride enjoyable! I can truly say that there were a few times where I actually almost lost my real world balance because of how real the ride felt. Now, this may sound bad, but personally it was really cool because I felt so immersed in the game. With that being said, I really enjoyed the game and I hope to see ...

This is a puzzle/adventure/action game as there are things to figure out and also bosses to battle. The graphics are not top knotch as far as realism goes but artful, colorful and pleasing to the eye. I really do not like puzzle games and if they didn't have the robot there to give hints well I probably would have refunded this but for people who are used to doing puzzle and search games this will be very good. Overall I like the experience. For the price I hope they are going to add more levels though. As I play more I'll have more to say. Right now I say it is a buy and try and see if it for your taste. I will have video below of first play. It will be viewable when it processes. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/M0t_ON9IloQ

Neat puzzle game like the Gallery with a few boss battles added in. Beating the Story (~3 hours) unlocks a fun gravity gun style wave shooter mode "zombie challenge" with a leaderboard. Only negative would be the mine cart level caused a little unease in spots

this game is quite well made

The game is great, and it does feel like an actual game rather than a demo, I recommend it.