Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes

“The game doesn't seem to have any story beyond the premise, that being 'Six's soul tries to find her body.'”

“There's no visual storytelling to tell you more about the locations, no lore about Six, and none of the game's general locations are connected to each other or Six.”

“The entire game feels like taking a virtual tour showing off set design, not a story.”

“If you're a fan of the franchise and were worried about having to buy an expensive headset, you can relax, this is a hack job. The game looks more like a cheap mobile mod: the VR lenses require much higher quality graphics and detail than what you see in the screenshots. The entire image is jagged, the light beams are literally square, and even the signature purple-glowing doors won't let you immerse yourself in the atmosphere with such a budget design.”

“The VR lenses require much higher quality graphics and detail than you see in the screenshots - the entire image is jagged, the light beams are literally square, and even the signature purple-glowing doors won't allow you to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere with such budget rooms.”

“Did it get the atmosphere of Little Nightmares correct?”

“The graphics of this game look outdated, but the game is incredibly laggy and freezes a lot.”

“It’s a clear downgrade from the 2D versions with low resolution textures and simpler visuals.”

“If you're a fan of the franchise and were worried about having to buy an expensive headset, you can relax, this is a hack job. The game looks more like a cheap mobile mod: the VR lenses require much higher quality graphics and detail than you see in the screenshots - the entire image is jagged, the light beams are literally square, and even the signature purple-glowing doors won't let you immerse yourself in the atmosphere with such a budget design.”

“Given how static many scenes are, more advanced or pre-baked lighting could significantly improve both immersion and performance, something along the lines of what you see in Half-Life: Alyx would elevate the experience noticeably.”

“I'm a bit sad that the models weren't given a new coat of paint. In the original LN games, they were much farther away from the camera and getting up close and personal wasn't an option. For a VR game where I am shoving my face into many of these models, they are incredibly low poly and flat textured. I can count every polygon on the bully models laying around. I'm sure this was probably for optimization for standalone headsets like Quest, but I would love it if they upped the graphics just a tiny bit for stronger headsets, as that would really blow this game out of the park.”

“Overall, this is a good VR adaptation with strong artistic identity and stable performance, but it falls short of what modern VR design standards and immersion techniques can deliver.”

“It broke my immersion when text appeared telling me how to turn a music box, and the constant reminders on how to climb.”

“The music .”

“The music, the art design.”

“The graphics of this game look outdated, but the game is incredibly laggy and freezes a lot.”

“The game is not really playable so far, I keep getting these movement glitches where I get moved around without doing anything, also the hood of six being visible as much as it is a deal breaker for me.”

“VR specific critiques aside, this game has been amazing so far - there are a few bugs here and there like it freezing my entire PC twice if I clicked off of it while in my Steam overlay, and some buggy animations here and there - but I feel like no VR game is complete without a bit of crunchiness like that.”

“As a fan of these games, I was hoping to see something new, but this felt more like a cash grab than anything.”

“Very bland cash grab by Bandai.”