Virtual Virtual Reality 2

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In "Virtual Virtual Reality 2," players navigate a dying metaverse as a mech pilot, rescuing stranded avatars and overcoming obstacles to return to meatspace. The game features 10+ hours of gameplay, various tools and abilities, and quirky, humor-filled environments. With run-and-gun mechanics, puzzle-solving, and rhythmic breaks, players must confront digital destruction and interpersonal drama to escape before being logged off for good.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

33%

Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

humor4 positive mentions

stability4 negative mentions

The game features a unique and unpredictable adventure that shines in its second half, with creative mechanics and engaging side activities.
The art style is appreciated for its simplicity and charm, and the voice acting and soundtrack are noted as highlights.
There are interesting mechanics and a variety of gameplay styles that keep the experience fresh and enjoyable.

The game suffers from numerous bugs, glitches, and clunky controls, particularly with the mech movement, leading to a frustrating experience.
Many players feel that the game does not capture the charm or essence of the original, with a tedious storyline and uninteresting character interactions.
The prologue and initial gameplay are uninspiring, causing players to disengage before reaching the more enjoyable parts of the game.

story
9 mentions
33 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players enjoying its humor, memorable quotes, and unexpected twists, while others find it confusing and disconnected from the original. While the creative mechanics and immersive controls are praised, the overall narrative is seen as a letdown by several users, leading to a lack of coherence and engagement.
- “You never really know what to expect next from the gameplay or story.”
- “What that means is you'll most likely never get bored during the story and also leave some memorable quotes, funny moments, or even plot twists all throughout.”
- “If the index support was much better this would have been a positive review of all the things the game does right like the expansion on the first game's story, the voice acting, and the soundtrack.”
- “This game has terrible gameplay and annoying controls, and a very confusing storyline. Don't play this game.”
- “Nothing like the original, cruddy graphics, mech suit (???), and a boring and lackluster story.”
- “Now, there are unique and interesting mechanics in this game, and far more content than the original, but the story so far is a letdown.”
gameplay
7 mentions
43 % positive mentions
14 % neutral mentions
43 % negative mentions
The gameplay offers a mix of unique mechanics and a wealth of content compared to its predecessor, but it suffers from unengaging character dialogue and overlapping voices. While the mech controls are initially challenging, they ultimately provide an enjoyable experience, though some players may find the overall story disappointing. Expect a departure from the original game's mechanics, which may not appeal to everyone.
- “You never really know what to expect next from the gameplay or story.”
- “Now, there are unique and interesting mechanics in this game, and far more content than the original.”
- “Speaking of gameplay, I thought the mech controls were pretty nice although it took a little bit to get used to.”
- “The character dialog is so uninteresting, the voices talk over each other all the time, and the mechanics are very annoying.”
- “I fully checked out when I realized what the main mechanics of the game were, the mech.”
- “This game is very different from VVR 1, which of course isn't a bad thing, just don't expect the same gameplay.”
graphics
6 mentions
50 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users criticizing the outdated visuals and glitches, while others praise the unique art style and immersive environments. The overall aesthetic, combined with strong sound design and voice acting, contributes to a thought-provoking experience despite its graphical shortcomings.
- “The voice acting was great, the art style is amazing, and the entire soundtrack is incredible.”
- “From visuals to the immersion standpoint, sound design, voice acting, and all the little details that sometimes made me just stop and observe the environments for a couple of minutes.”
- “Great art style.”
- “Nothing like the original; the graphics are cruddy, the mech suit is confusing, and the story is boring and lackluster.”
- “If you’re willing to accept its faults and roll with the glitches as an aesthetic part of the 'dying software' premise, you'll find the graphics to be a significant drawback.”
- “The visuals are disappointing and detract from the overall immersion, making it hard to appreciate the sound design and voice acting.”
humor
4 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is characterized by its creative character dialogues and memorable quotes, which many players find enjoyable and funny. However, some users feel that certain comedic elements, like prolonged gags, can become tedious over time. Overall, the blend of immersive controls and humorous storytelling contributes to a fun and engaging experience.
- “The storyline is enjoyable, the characters and the dialogues are very funny.”
- “What that means is you'll most likely never get bored during the story and also leave some memorable quotes, funny moments, or even plot twists all throughout.”
- “The weird flashes of things light playing 'Beat Saber' was kind of funny at first.”
stability
4 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Vvr2 is plagued by numerous bugs and visual glitches, making for a frustrating experience, particularly with its mech controls. However, those who embrace its imperfections may find value in its unique and thought-provoking adventure, especially in the latter half of the game.
- “Vvr2 is buggy and frustrating, but also a unique and unpredictable adventure that really shines in its second half.”
- “But even in its best parts, Vvr2 was still a rough ride with plenty of visual glitches and minor bugs.”
- “Sadly, the mech controls can be a little cumbersome and glitches are abundant.”
music
4 mentions
75 % positive mentions
-25 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The music in the game is highly praised, with reviewers highlighting the incredible soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. The voice acting and art style also receive commendation, contributing to a rich and immersive atmosphere.
- “The voice acting was great, the art style is amazing, and the entire soundtrack is incredible.”
- “One level could be a platformer, another could be an arena shooter, a puzzle, a Pokémon-type arena, a Beat Saber-like meditation practice, a spaceship labyrinth shooter level, or even a musical pause.”
- “- amazing soundtrack”
- “If the index support was much better, this would have been a positive review of all the things the game does right, like the expansion on the first game's story, the voice acting, and the soundtrack.”
- “One level could be a platformer, another could be an arena shooter, a puzzle, a frikkin Pokémon-type arena, a Beat Saber-like meditation practice, a spaceship labyrinth shooter level, or even a musical pause.”
grinding
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious and frustrating, citing long character dialogues and repetitive gameplay elements that quickly lose their charm. The controls are also criticized, particularly on the original Quest, contributing to an overall sense of annoyance rather than enjoyment.
- “Additionally, everything felt so tedious, from having to listen to the character dialogue to the weird flashes of lights playing 'Beat Saber,' which was kind of funny at first, but then the 'joke' lasted what felt like 7 minutes.”
- “This doesn't feel like a sequel to the original; it's tedious with annoying controls (I'm playing on the original Quest).”
emotional
2 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Reviewers express disappointment in the emotional depth of the game, contrasting it unfavorably with the original, which evoked a wide range of feelings such as fear and remorse. The current iteration is criticized for lacking emotional investment and featuring shallow characters, reducing the overall impact on players.