- April 5, 2016
- Joppe de Graaf
The Cubicle.
88%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
story, atmosphere
88% User Score 1,042 reviews
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The Cubicle is a short VR experience about your regular everyday job in an office, or is it?






Audience ScoreBased on 1,042 reviews
graphics14 positive mentions
atmosphere3 negative mentions
- The Cubicle offers a unique and surreal VR experience that effectively captures the monotony of office work, making it a great introduction to VR for newcomers.
- It's a free experience that is short yet impactful, providing a mind-bending journey that leaves players with a sense of unease and curiosity.
- The game utilizes VR technology well, creating a strong sense of scale and immersion that enhances the overall experience.
- The experience is very short, lasting only about 5-10 minutes, which may leave players wanting more substance and replayability.
- Limited interactivity and the use of only one controller can detract from the immersion, making it feel more like a tech demo than a full game.
- Some players may experience motion sickness due to the artificial movement and lack of clear objectives, which can lead to frustration.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as short and meaningful, utilizing a unique, wordless narrative style that some players find intriguing, while others feel it lacks clarity and depth. Many appreciate the graphics and the potential for expansion, but there are mixed opinions on whether a coherent story exists, with some players expressing confusion about its themes and meanings. Overall, it presents an abstract storytelling approach that highlights the immersive capabilities of VR, though it may leave some players wanting more context and background.
“It is a short, meaningful story without saying a word.”
“The story and the graphics are great.”
“Interesting new type of storytelling, this really isn't like anything that I've seen before.”
“I don't really get the story, I guess you hate your job or something (join the crowd). If there is a deeper meaning, I did not get it; maybe someone could explain it to me.”
“Missing some background or story content.”
“No goals, no story, just a cubicle floating.”