DreamWorks Voltron VR Chronicles

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.

This is an interesting game. More like an interactive movie by the way it plays with puzzles and a few shooter sections. For 10 Dollars it's not a bad experience but it is a story that ends on a cliffhangar. I will have to go back to the show to see if it was completed there but it has been a while. The only missed oppertunity the game had was when you form Voltron and you dont control it. It is a cutscene all the way through.

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Not very interactive but the final boss battle made it all worth it.

This crap and a rip off because it does not work with the meta quest 2 VR headset Do not buy

I like this product, although it is really short. The game is fundametally an experience, not a campaign, nor a "season" like the show. You watch some animations; do some VR hand controller games; hop in the lion, play a shooter-on-rails section for few times, then watch more animations until the final fight with the robo-beast. Then it is done. I believe I did finish it in like 30 min or so; in one seat, and I am no expert of VR games, so I woudl say that the game top 1 hour of content, if you take it slow? Graphics is nice; the anime style is there, although the cel-shading is quite approximate; feels like the standard cel-shading shader in Unity; so you can tell the difference from a product with more polish. Audio is great; but there is not much behind the dialogues and the effects; the music is from the show. Gameplay is OK; controls are a bit finnicky and in some cases, you wonder what the heck you need to do; like in a section where you have to "bypass" a node; took me a while to get how to do what the voice continue to tell you to do; because the explanation were not clear. Other than that; the feel of piloting the lion is cool, although you are constrained to a series of rings in sequence, around your lion, and you can move only in that space, so can't fly around freely. You shoot with the controllers but aim with your head. VR was not giving motion sickness, so the experience is pretty tame. I would love to see more of this; but sadly this is all you get; I wish they would make the whole game; and eventually allow you to play as voltron too; but until then, you can try this experience. I suggest it only if you buy it for sale, because at most it is worth 10 dollars.

This is a fun, short game. My only complaint is that you can't actually play as the title character.

Awesome. Kids (6 & 3) are fans of the show and after it was over they wanted more. Its a theme park ride in your home for $10. Kids were too short to use the controls, but like looking around in VR. Worked well on the Samsung Odyssey MR HMD with SteamVR.

So far one of my favorites. Visually stunning. Not difficult. I am new to VR so this was fun.

Interesting game to try out once, but very simplistic and linear. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend it.