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.

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

44%

Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews

humor8 positive mentions

story6 negative mentions

The game features a unique and unpredictable adventure with creative use of VR mechanics, providing an immersive experience.
The art style, voice acting, and soundtrack are praised for their quality, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere.
There are many interesting mechanics and side activities that keep the gameplay varied and engaging.

The game suffers from numerous bugs, glitches, and clunky controls, particularly with the mech mechanics, leading to a frustrating experience.
Many players feel that the story is uninteresting and lacks the emotional depth of the original game, making it feel tedious.
The game is perceived as a significant departure from the original, with some reviewers suggesting it should have been a separate title rather than a sequel.

story
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
45%
33%
The game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players enjoying its humor, memorable quotes, and unexpected twists, while others find it confusing and disconnected from the original. Despite the creative mechanics and expanded content, many feel the narrative falls short, leading to a lackluster experience overall. Overall, the story's reception varies significantly, highlighting a divide between those who appreciate its charm and those who are disappointed by its execution.
- “You never really know what to expect next from the gameplay or story.”
- “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.”
- “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.”
- “Nothing like the original, cruddy graphics, mech suit (???), and 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 let down.”
- “-story really doesn't tie in from first game”
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
57%
29%
The gameplay features unique and interesting mechanics, particularly with the mech controls, which some players found enjoyable despite requiring an adjustment period. However, the overall experience is marred by unengaging character dialogue and frustrating mechanics, leading to mixed feelings about the game's narrative and gameplay evolution from its predecessor.
- “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.”
- “You never really know what to expect next from the gameplay or story.”
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
33%
The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with some users criticizing them as "cruddy" and a departure from the original, while others praise the art style as simple yet effective and immersive. The overall visual experience is complemented by great voice acting and an impressive soundtrack, which enhances the game's atmosphere despite its glitches.
- “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, cruddy graphics, mech suit (???), and boring and lackluster story.”
- “If you’re willing to accept its faults and roll with the glitches as an aesthetic part of the ‘dying software’ premise, I’ll bet you’ll find vvr2 to be at least a thought-provoking experience.”
- “From visuals to the immersion standpoint, sound design, voice acting and all little details that sometimes made me just stop and observe the environments for a couple of minutes.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized by witty dialogues and memorable character interactions, which many players find enjoyable and immersive. However, some reviewers noted that certain jokes can become tedious, with repetitive elements that may overstay their welcome. Overall, the blend of humor and engaging storytelling contributes to a fun experience, despite some mixed feelings about pacing.
- “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' were kind of funny at first.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Vvr2 is characterized by significant stability issues, including numerous visual glitches and minor bugs that can hinder gameplay, particularly with the mech controls. Despite these frustrations, some players appreciate the game's unique aesthetic and narrative, viewing the glitches as an intentional part of its 'dying software' theme. Overall, while the experience can be rough, it offers a thought-provoking adventure for those willing to overlook its faults.
- “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
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
25%
25%
The music in the game has received high praise, with reviewers highlighting the incredible soundtrack that complements various gameplay styles and levels. Additionally, the voice acting is noted as excellent, further enhancing the overall audio experience.
- “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
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, with lengthy character dialogues and repetitive gameplay elements that detract from the overall experience. The humor intended in certain mechanics quickly wears thin, leading to a sense of annoyance rather than enjoyment. Overall, many feel it lacks the engaging qualities of its predecessor.
- “Additionally, everything felt so tedious... from having to listen to the character dialog to the weird flashes of lights playing 'Beat Saber,' which was kind of funny at first, and 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
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviewers express disappointment with the emotional depth of the latest 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.

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