
Become a Paladin of Voltron and experience a unique story created exclusively for VR. Join Lance, Hunk, Pidge, Keith, and Shiro from DreamWorks’ “Voltron: Legendary Defender” as you battle dangerous intergalactic threats!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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[h1]Your Kids Might Like It - A Review By Someone In Their Early 20s[/h1] [i]DreamWorks Voltron VR Chronicles[/i] is actually just [b]one[/b] chronicle, if you can even call it that. The story of this interactive story is pretty bland compared to an actual episode. [spoiler]Lance finds an alien artifact that corrupts the operating systems of the lions and the castle, you fight off a bunch of Galra fighters, then you fight a literal repeat of the many-eyed monster the paladins fight on the balmera in season 1. In the end they form Voltron and you don't even get to control it.[/spoiler] [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Minimal if you're an adult. There is no consequence to failure because there is no way to fail. The story doesn't have multiple endings or reset if you mess up. It just patiently waits for you to take all the time in the world to get it right. The interactive segments are divided into piloting the blue lion and solving puzzles as Lance or Allura [b][i]Flight[/i][/b] The flight mechanic is also somehow both boring and confusing at the same time. Flight is along a pre-scripted route where your only movement is to dodge obstacles that come your way, though doing so with the two levers is awkward and somewhat confusing to figure out. Weapons are fired by looking at the target and pulling the trigger. [b][i]Puzzles[/i][/b] The puzzles are very easy to solve and take less than a minute in almost every case, not to mention there's not a lot of them. Still, at least there aren't any repeats of the same puzzle format. All in all, this interative story is probably a good fit for someone up to the age of preteen or early teenager. It certainly appears to be targeted that way since the scale of the characters is smaller than 1:1. As an adult you will be only second in height to Zarcon. Did I mention there are bugs too? You might be unlucky and have this program lock up on launch with no confirmed fix or workaround. I had that problem and nothing I did fixed it. Then I tried it again after a couple days without changing anything and that time it ran just fine. I also had the boss fight get stuck where I had to restart the scene and redo the fight in order to progress. And finally, the animation of forming Voltron, which is 'on rails' and should be smooth as butter, has some elements of the lions juddering about as the scene progresses. A minor detail but it seems weird to happen in the first place. [h1]It may be worth it to someone teenage or younger, but it's not for the adult crowd[/h1]
If you are expecting a game AVOID this, its more of a digital story with simple interactive elements.
If I have to give this a score, it be 6.5-7/10. Its kinda fun and such, but there is somethings they don't tell you, like I bumped around by rocks like no tomorrow. It also just leaves you wanting more, and a way to pause so restroom time can happen. So yeah, enjoyable, wish for more, and possible different story's from each pilot. Also since we be them, possible add combat for us.
I am a fan of the 80's cartoon, yet this game is for 5 year olds (very basic and not entertaining). I wish I had known it or I would not have bought the game. I uninstalled it. I should have watched some demos on youtube first. My fault I guess.
I thought this was great, I don't get why people are upset that this isnt necessarily a game beause it wasn't really advertised that way anyway, not every VR thing has to be a game anyway. I thought is was good, but I cant seem to get it started now when I play it, I would really apprciate it if you could fix this. I can't wait for more Votron to come, and hopefully you can be Voltron this time.
Voltron VR Chronicles is an own, entertaining mission of our favourite paladin. Especially the humor of the series and the characters, but also the action comes out very well. For a fan it is very recommendable! I can also recommend it to everyone who likes space action with charm and bite.
The animation is stunningly beautiful and immersive. It was clearly made for kids because gamplay is simple with easy puzzles and battles and the dialogue between characters is sophomoric. But if you are a fan of the 1980s cartoon, this is your chance to fly a lion and that, in itself, is awesome.
Okay,so I was a kid of the 80’s who grew up LOVING Voltron!! It was one of the the shows that I loved to watch and I had all the toys too! Way better than Power Rangers which came out years later and was a blatant copy of what Voltron was!! Anyway, I’ll get off my soapbox now.... This game brought me back to my childhood and allowed me to be in the television show which was a dream come true for me. If you have never seen the show trying out this experience could make you a fan for the first time or all over again! I’m a HUGE fan of high concept narrative storylines based adventures with action thrown into it - so this game was totally for me! If you think you would enjoy being in a cartoon adventure then this game is for you!!
Best VR ever made.
+ Great experience + Beautiful Graphics + Character design, voice acting and animations - Bad game - Very basic gameplay Worth it if you can get it on a sale.
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