ANDERSON is a story-driven VR game inspired by classic point & click adventures. Experience a world of science and mystery, with the assistance of a peculiar simulated personality.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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okay so, definitely an early access game. with that said, this game has some really great puzzles and overall i feel invested in the story. graphics are pretty good for an indie team and i think i read on here that there is only one developer working on programming which is pretty impressive. the devs seem very active and responsive so i am hopeful that they will finish the game and the story. really looking forward to seeing how everything concludes. also the music and sound is great.
What this game lacks in polish it makes up for in originality and charm. At this price it's worth checking out!
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Hours played at review time, across 34 reviews with recorded playtime.
Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Anderson is a very average VR Escape Room with clunky item interactions, ok puzzles and bad unoptimized graphics. I was thinking about giving it a neutral/positive review before going to the lighthouse area where everything turned much worse. Visuals completely fell apart with lighting glitching all around the place, buttons on interactive tablet worked half of the time and then one of the doors bugged out and did not open after successful security scan. P.S. It is playable with Reverb G2.
A fun little suspenseful puzzle box punctuated by witty and adorable companion dialogue.
Genial! Algún bug aqui y alla pero en general de una calidad excepcional, y mas a ese precio. Muy recomendable
Fun short VR puzzle adventure... I am currently stuck near the end but have enjoyed the experience. When on sale it's a bargain.
Only once able to play for half an hour. Further only blue screens and no way to solve it.
could of been better, good points, I enjoyed the puzzles , story seems cut short and doesn't seem finished so not worth the price at the min, graphics are also not to good so why someone else says they are i'm not sure, maybe a new quest 2 user, I play driving games in VR and dont get sick but the blurry graphics tend to give me head ace and found I needed to take a break, also cant up the resolution through steam, has free movement and teleport, enjoyed what there was to the game just wish it looked better and had more puzzles and more to the story, I still give it a positive but in 2020 I expected a bit more. Performance could also of been a bit better for me. Playing on Rift S, Ryzen 7 3800X , 5700XT, 64GB Ram 2400, Windows 10 64.
Its a good game kinda short but yes I would recommend it.
I am so disappointed with this great vr title. This has very interesting puzzles and great voice acting but my major issue is that everytime i solve a puzzle my left hand (controller) spins in a circle and the only way to stop it is turn everything off and start it up again. Why does this happen devs?
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