- April 18, 2016
- Lucid Sight, Inc.
Poly Runner VR
78%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, replayability
gameplay, graphics
78% User Score 63 reviews
Platforms
About
PolyRunner VR is an addictive, high-quality experience that tests your skills against an other-worldly, ever-changing landscape rather than testing your ability to maintain control of your stomach. This engaging virtual world offers more interesting, challenging terrain the further you progress.





Audience ScoreBased on 63 reviews
atmosphere3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game is free, making it accessible for players to try without any financial commitment.
- It offers multiple control options, including head movement and gamepad support, which can enhance the gameplay experience.
- Despite its simplicity, the game provides a fun and engaging experience for short play sessions, especially for those new to VR.
- The graphics are low quality and lack depth, which detracts from the overall visual experience.
- There are significant issues with gameplay mechanics, such as the game randomly pausing and overly sensitive collision detection.
- The game lacks content and variety, making it feel repetitive and basic, akin to a tech demo rather than a fully developed title.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is straightforward, focusing on navigating through obstacles across various monochromatic levels, with two difficulty modes that primarily adjust speed. However, the ship's off-center positioning can lead to frustrating collisions, detracting from the experience. While it serves as a basic VR demo, the overall content and complexity are minimal, making it less engaging compared to other games in the genre.
“The goal is simple: to make it as far as possible without crashing into the many obstacles, and the gameplay is split into various levels that are mostly monochromatic and duochromatic in nature.”
“There are two difficulty modes, normal and hard, with the latter simply speeding up the gameplay.”
“One major flaw is that the ship is always somewhat off center of your vision, making it entirely possible that you will accidentally hit a structure due to this mechanic offset.”
“Being an early title, this is mostly forgivable, but it does take away a lot from the gameplay.”
“The gameplay is extremely simple, not as complex as even most endless runners on phones, but it does provide a basic VR experience for free.”