System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: Free
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Interactive Experience
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+
VR Shop Score 1/100: 5
Description: “Inevitable VR” is a sci-fi experimental educational physics simulator built on Virtual Reality Htc Vive technology, where the player experiences the frenetic circumstances of an inevitable event. The game starts off with a scene of a meteor shower taking aim at the space station which puts it into emergency shutdown from impact and damage done. It is up to you to run through the corridors before the doors shut or if you don’t want to risk it then simply solve the maths type problems to enable the hallway to open up in turn for you to get back to your space ship safely. but this will come at a cost as the space station starts to float away from the disaster that has struck and it is your task to retrieve and maintain the station whilst restoring it back to a functioning condition. Anxiety, fear of failing and potential motion sickness will surround the player’s experience and give them enough excitement on finding the right solution to the problem.
Review: To say that there is not a lot of content in ‘Inevitable VR’ is a vast understatement. You walk about a bit and solve pre-school maths problems. If you eke it out to last 2 minutes you are doing something wrong. I’m sorry, but even for a freebie it just isn’t worth your time downloading it. I can only presume it was released by accident as I would like to think no-one would release a game this lacking in every respect.
