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Single user

Supported Player Modes

Standing, Roomscale, Sitting

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Supported Platforms

Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest Pro, Meta Quest 2

3.4

294 ratings

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ChuckyTheDucky19 days ago

Very underwhelming

I was very excited to play this game because of the TikTok page showcasing it. Unfortunately, the game is nothing like it was advertised. The enemies are not only stupid but also extremely broken and not fun to fight. The physics system is mostly fine but it can completely break at times. For example, I tried to pick up a shell for my flare gun, but my game spazzed out and I was stuck looking upwards for some reason and when it went back to normal, my flare gun was nowhere to be seen. I had such high hopes but I can’t give this game more than 2 stars

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Developer's response19 days ago

Hi there - sorry your experience has had some issues. There will be improvements, especially to combat and performance in upcoming patches so keep an eye out for those which should significantly improve gameplay. Hope you can give it another try.

BringhurstVR19 days ago

It's a broken mess, but a gorgeous one

This game has all the parts to make it the best looking game to ever land on Quest, and the story - like the original Wanderer - is enthralling and inventive. The compromises made in getting it to work on standalone are numerous, but for those without access to PSVR or the upcoming Steam release, it's impressive they got it to work at all. Ground shifts and moves inexplicably, levels will suddenly restart and without audio, and the fighting mechanics are pretty rough. There's no gratification is swinging a bat, and bonking those alligators on the heads feels like it's lacking any kind of impact. I'm also pretty disappointed to have the full body, compared to just the hands in the original game. That's enough of a reason for me to stick with the original. The arms can't match your own and it's immersion breaking. It's an ugly trend and I hate it. The first felt sleek and purposeful, but the body renders the whole thing janky and unrefined. I'd really like it if they'd give us a toggle to use only hands. It would be an industry first and a lot of people would appreciate it. They're planning a number of patches that should fix the issues I listed above, but it simply can't win game of the year after abandoning the gloves that made the first feel so much like HL Alyx.

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LordValFromHell19 days ago

Nearly perfect

I immediately put this title on my wishlist when it appeared in the shop, but I was still unsure, as I mainly play action games on the Quest and this one seemed a bit too slow. However, for me, Red Matter 2 is one of the best games on the Quest, and when the first positive reviews appeared, I overcame my fear, despite the high price. I'm completely thrilled! It looks fantastic and is a true adventure, with an exciting story, lots to explore, action and stealth elements, climbing courses, tricky puzzles, logic exercises... it has everything. I haven't been able to stop playing for over four hours, and now my Quest's battery is dead. The only negative thing I found was that the melee combat lacks punch, and hits often don't register. It also stutters violently in some places, or the image and text lag. Additionally, hands often get stuck somewhere, or the character shakes and fidgets around in a wall or something else. It's also annoying that the sound and effects often fail, so I swim silently through the water or hits on boxes remain silent. However, thanks to the intuitive game mechanics and the overall successful rest of the game, this can largely be overlooked.

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Developer's response19 days ago

Hi there - thanks for your honest and detailed feedback. There will be improvements, especially to combat and performance in upcoming patches so keep an eye out for those which should significantly improve gameplay. Thanks for your support.

My.king19 days ago

cool 4 star game

Can't trust all these reviews of people complaining in the Generation of "complaining" just because you're given a platform to do it. The Game is actually pretty good, the graphics are what to expect on this console and its still pretty good. The physics are top notch and the story is pulling me in as well with the atmosphere loving it soo far💯 The combat is not as bad as "complainers " who most likely are 11-16 years old because theirs no filter for making reviews. ... the combat can definitely feel better but i honestly had fun picking up a weight lift and slamming it into this guy for the knockout 😎lol funny that i can even do that lol. All the people saying its jittery and laggy need NEW HEADSETS, also many people dont have enough memory on their devices due to owning many games and don't know you need RAM for games to run smoothly.. my Gameplay was smoothe.. of course theirs simple tearing at times but only a complainer will complain because its not Game breaking at all💯... it gets tiring of people saying the graphics are bad compared to psvr2... stating the OBVIOUS SMH... its like saying a Lambo is faster then a toyota.. like OBVIOUSLY IT IS.... IF YOU WANT THOSE GRAPHICS YOU BUY THAT System .. ANYWAYs GOOD GAME GO BUY IT... IF NOT WAIT FOR THE COMPLAINERS TO TELL YOU WHAT TO DO WITH YOU'RE LIFE😝

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bramblevertigen19 days ago

A viable alternative to psychedelics.

Look. This is a great game. An innovative, lysergic, highly immersive physics playground puzzler with a sinister undercurrent to it that recreates the feeling of the existential creepiness of the time travel in films like "12 monkeys" with style, wit and despite the limitations of the hardware, pretty impressive results. Somewhat maddeningly, though understandably, Wanderer is also a Quest 2 game with no graphics options to optimise for 3/3s. With that said, I wonder how well the Quest 2 runs this because my 3 seems to struggle a little with it at times. However, the environments are pretty and detailed, some of the visual direction is downright inspired and the game oozes atmosphere. It's Bonelab vs Myst via Quantum leap with a deeply involving narrative and plenty of thoughtful visual and audio touches, detailed physics (The bunny doll is downright magical: The detail and rag-doll physics on the little fella are probably the best I've seen on the Quest 3) and tonnes of interactivity. Now as others have mentioned, the melee combat is kind of bad, but the gunplay is a bit better. Combat is not the game's strong point, but it does serve to break up the puzzles and story that is the meat of the experience and add to the sense of "journey" that the game does so well. There's a lot of good stuff here. Slightly marred by performance problems, but genuinely cool, different and most of all, a great place to escape to with a wonderful sense of mystery and so far, some excellent puzzles to boot. You know what? I was going to drop a star for performance and combat, but... for the bunny doll and and because it may not be perfect, but it is SPECIAL, I'm going to take it as read that somebody who loves this game as much as it's creators obviously do, with such obvious skill and talent, are probably already working on fixes. So it gets a 5 on parole, as it were. Disregarding that, though, it's still more than worth playing in it's current form and does deserve an audience.

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(294) • Adventure • Puzzle • Narrative

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