Keymaster (Oculus Rift)

Price at Time Of Review: £2.29 ($3)
Comfort Rating: Yellow (Mild Movement)
Genre: Adventure
Supported Platforms: Oculus Rift, Rift S
Supported Controllers: Gamepad, Keyboard & mouse
Best Playing Position: Standing, Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG

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Description: Free 13 Guardians across 3 multiverse environments from a dark power. Use your keen analytical and swift observational skills as a Keymaster to unlock the Guardians from their prison in hope of freeing the multiverse. Play in normal mode or hard mode for tougher puzzles and quicker mental relfexes.You alone have the will and the abilities to complete this task. You are the Keymaster.

Review: You have been chosen to be the Keymaster, a puzzle solving hero who is tasked to free the 13 Guardians who are spread across 3 multiverses. To do this you need to solve a two-tier lock system. The first part sees you swapping coloured blocks in order to make all of them disappear. If one block remains you need to start all over again. Then once you have done that you need to crack the second part of the lock which is a sport the pairs game. Now this might sound simple, but this is often the hardest part of the game.

Graphics wise everything looks basic, the sound is not amazing and the voice acting and script are cheaper than a pair of second-hand socks, they all made me smile at some point. Maybe it was the silly characters or the bad plotline, but several times I did indeed find myself smiling.

I think as long as you get this game, looking for a little bit of fun you won’t be disappointed. Sure, some of the puzzles will make you stretch your thinking muscles, most the time you will fly through this game with a breeze. This game gives you your money’s worth, but just remember you didn’t pay a lot.