- October 24, 2018
- Fakt Software
Crazy Machines VR
39%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
story, gameplay
58% User Score 19 reviews
Platforms
About
In Crazy Machines VR, you are the professor, stepping into a virtual world to create wacky Rube Goldberg-style chain reactions. Use a variety of objects to solve puzzles and create crazy machines, all within a VR setting. With a mysterious package to start, your job as a professor will be anything but ordinary. Experience the joy of solving puzzles and building machines in a fully immersive VR environment.
Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features fun and creative puzzles that evoke nostalgia from the original Crazy Machines series.
- The graphics and attention to detail in the VR environment are impressive, enhancing the overall experience.
- The hint system is user-friendly and helps players progress through the levels without being overly punishing.
- Many puzzles are too easy, leading to a lack of challenge and engagement for experienced players.
- The game suffers from bugs and crashes, which can significantly hinder gameplay and enjoyment.
- The gameplay is limited by predetermined part placements, reducing the freedom and creativity that fans of the original series expect.
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as varied and interesting, with some players finding it engaging enough to maintain their interest, while others criticize it for being of poor taste or lacking depth. Overall, the narrative is considered an integral part of the gameplay, though opinions on its quality are mixed.
“The game also has a story to drive the gameplay.”
“The levels are varied and interesting; the changing environments keep things fresh, and the story is engaging, making me want to see where it all ends up.”
“There is even a story to go with it; it's really odd, but in a nice way.”
“I tried to continue, but the puzzles are boring, the story is a little on the side of bad taste, and the jittery tracking just sealed it, really.”
“The story is okay and keeps the interest, but it feels secondary to the gameplay.”
“There's even a friggin' story/narration to go along with the stages, but it doesn't add much to the experience.”