- June 3, 2019
- SpicyTails
Spice and Wolf VR
Platforms
About
"Spice and Wolf VR" is a visual novel game that brings the beloved characters of Holo and Kraft Lawrence to virtual reality. Players can enjoy conversations with Holo in a variety of environments and communicate with her through voice commands. The game also includes minigames such as baking and firewood collecting. This immersive experience allows fans to become even more connected to the world of "Spice and Wolf".











- The animation and voice acting are high quality, making Holo feel very lifelike and engaging.
- Fans of Spice and Wolf will appreciate the nostalgic experience of interacting with beloved characters.
- The interactive mode allows for cute interactions like headpatting and tail stroking, which many players found enjoyable.
- The game is very short, with most players completing it in under 30 minutes, leading to concerns about its value for the price.
- Limited interactivity in the story mode, which feels more like watching an anime episode than playing a game.
- Technical issues with controller support and gameplay mechanics, particularly for non-VR users, detract from the overall experience.
story
244 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Spice & Wolf VR" is generally described as very short, lasting around 20 to 30 minutes, and lacking significant depth or interactivity, often feeling more like a tech demo than a fully realized narrative. While some players appreciate the cute character interactions and the nostalgic connection to the franchise, many express disappointment over the brevity and minimal engagement, suggesting that the experience is not worth the price tag. Overall, it serves as a charming but underwhelming addition for fans of the series, with a desire for more substantial content and interactivity.
“Spice & Wolf VR is a game where you immerse yourself in a VR anime story.”
“The story and interactions are true to the nature of the characters in the anime and novels, and it is an enjoyable experience overall.”
“I really enjoyed the story and the banter between Holo and Lawrence was good.”
“Not only did it take me less than one anime episode's worth of time to get through the entire story, there's barely any story here at all.”
“The 'story mode' is completely non-interactive, and simply plays out as a dialogue between Kraft and Holo that adds nothing to either character, simply repeating the well-worn beats of the main story.”
“I was disappointed as it left me wanting so much more out of the experience as it feels like the story just starts off when it finally ends.”