Oodlescape - The Apocalypse

This game shows promise. I played one 45 minute puzzle so far and had a lot of fun. Definitely worth the asking price especially if they add to the game with more rooms and puzzles. There is potential for a very fun party game if they add some multiplayer action or even some coop gameplay like Keep Talking and no one explodes, with one person outside of VR helping. The physics are fun, destroying things is nice but wish there was more variety (After watching the trailer it seems this game hides more than I've seen including that cool automatic gun in the trailer, Gimmie!). I'm hoping the devs can really build on an already solid game. The minecraft style graphics are fine, nothing felt out of place and most of the items were identifiable at a glance. I had no bugs or glitches and everything performed as I expected them to. I have no problems recommending this game at this price at all.

I feel that the devs behind Oodlescape have a lot of potential, but I think they can do something a little bit better than this. First of all, the Minecraft style graphics are fresh and definitely gives the game a uniqueness that you don't see much of these days in VR games. The lighting is surprisingly great. The enviroment (aka the room you try to escape from) feels well constructed and I can see the time and effort that they've put into making it into something that doesn't feel bland and boring. But unfortunately when it comes to the actual puzzle solving part of the game there doesn't seem to be a rhyme or reason as to what you're doing. In most escape room games there's a rhythm to what you're doing: solve a minor puzzle which gives you access to some tool that helps in the next minor puzzle which gives you another tool or clue to the next minor puzzle, etc. In Oodlescape it was just kind of a random mess. Right off the bat I knew I had to find 5 items that had letters ...

Seems ok... has a good feel. Puzzles (so far) not too hard, thouhgh on my second attempt, one of the clue cards wasn't in the room anywhere... so that was a big fail. Once bugs like this are all squashed, it will be a pretty fun title.

Played to completion with Oculus Rift CV1 + Touch - Game was updated by the devs and Oculus support seems to work flawlessly in the latest version :). Oodlescape is a fun escape the room type game with roomscale + teleportation support. You are the only survivor of an AI gone rogue, you need to find a way to stop it (and no one will blame you if you have some fun and break things along the way). This game also incorporates some randomness to ensure that subsequent plays upon failures are not entirely identical, so just because you think you know what needs to be done doesn't mean it will be easy to do it again. The game unfortunately is quite short, the final puzzles were extremely fun and surprising and I was sad it was over. Personally I feel the amount of content fits the asking price (more so if on sale) and you will most likely get about 1-2 hours of playtime (depending on how good you are in escape the room type games). The developers have shown a lot of love for this title a...

Escape game you don't mind playing a couple times to get through it all

My video playthrough here: https://youtu.be/nkjZqPfrYuA There's now a million Escape Room games for VR. But this game stands out as one of the best. It took me about an hour to finish it on my first attempt. Thanks to the randomized puzzles I'll be playing it again in the future. The puzzles weren't crazy hard, which I appreciate. The gameplay kept on changing (throughout the 3 rooms) to keep me on my toes. Well worth the $7. Definitely recommended.

I had some fun with this until the end of the first room. The second room was too hard for me and there are no guides online. I was wondering aimlessly for 25 minutes. Then I had to start from the first room again! In order for me to recommend this it would need: 1) a hint system. 2) a save system.

Good but a little short. Really liked the theme of the game, the look and feel etc are all great. There are some really neat escape room mechanics similar to what you'd get in a high end real world escape room. If you like escape rooms definitely check it out. I do have a few minor gripes with it though: * Way too many irrelevant clues or red herrings laying around. I get it, you can't make it too easy but it was just annoying to pick up all these pieces of paper with decent chunks of text on that were mostly irrelevant. Some were deliberately worded as if they were meant to be clues. This really got driven home at the part where you use weapons to make it through a stage of the game as a opposed to solving some kind of additional puzzle. Just made it seem like a waste of time to have read them all. You could argue they're meant to be expositional for the back story or whatever but I really don't think they added much. * First of all you get what you pay for with this game, it's affor...