DreamWorks Voltron VR Chronicles

Most of this game is just cutscenes, and there's zero difficulty. The only replay value is getting two more acheivements, but that is not worth it.

Something good, but so short. What a shame. Really. It could have been more. $10 for an hour of game. I guess. Sure? I like Voltron, ever since I was a little kid, so I took the time and enjoyed it as it was. Everything was perfect for a light, casual, entry level VR game. Someone who doesn't play much VR or wanted to get their feet wet could play this and say "Yeah, I get the allure." That's good. Gamers like myself, who modded RE8 in VR or simply played already existing and faster games like: Serious Sam VR, Grimlord VR, or Compound will find this to be a relaxing , almost interactive episode, which I think was the design vision. One episode isn't enough. If you like what goes on in here, watch the show afterwards. That may truly be the intent with this game. If you liked this kind of cockpit adventure, try playing Zone of the Enders Jehuty. That's as close to a Gundam as you're getting.

Great! This was just what I needed from seeing the finale of Legendary Defender Voltron's Finale on Netflix, set seasons prior, a time where the Paladins had just started to get to grips with the Lions and before the change in pilots with good and evil with no morally grey area. It's a great interactive piece of VR which plays out like an episode of Voltron with all sorts of different tasks, puzzles, minigames and controls playing as Lance most pf the experience. It feels like you are in the Blue Lion and piloting it, although most of the actual 'piloting' is done automatically on rails, it is an exillarating experience for those curious what a battle and chase with enemy cruisers feels like in first person. The dialogue is typical Voltron humour and it's great to see the Paladins bounce off each other with jokey comments. A lot of the controls are self-explanitory, but the ending scene doesn't make it clear that you can steer by moving the controllers up and down to dodge whilst firing. My only issues is that I would had loved to play as the other Paladins such as Shiro and Pidge. On reflection, I'm not sure what Keith and Hunk would had done. Althrough there is a really cool VR version of the Voltron transformation sequence, you don't actually get to pilot Voltron, just the lions. But you can at least get a sense of scale witnessing Voltron in front of you. It clocks in at about a enjoyable and too short 20 minute experience unable to skip cinematics and the ones with Zarkon are the ones which just seem to last forever...but it's nice being a fly on the wall. Overall, one to pick up on the cheap and although the story is set early in the series and probably canon, not essential to the viewing of the show. One for the kids and like me, the unashamed grown up fans.

Fun and action packed. I like the story-telling method employed here. Ths game is exclusively for kids really, but worth a look for anyone else.

Extremely short on-rails shooter. It run well and I enjoyed the voicework but I'd have been pissed if I hadn't gotten this on sale. Recommended but with reservations. Wait for a sale.

It's fun if you really enjoy voltron. Especially if you like Lance. However... get in on sale. It's really short.

This was great. I wish they did a little bit more for some parts but then we would probably all get sick. I had a lot of fun with this. It was very short (as most VR games still typically are) but of course worth it. The animation is awesome!

Good game my sons and I love it just wish it was longer

One of the most boring experiences i have had in VR I couldn't stay awake long enough to even get to the game play. This is Voltron In Name and Cosmetics only

I wish there was a middle thumb option. No spoilers review: I beat it in 45 mins. Not worth full price imo even if you REALLY love Voltron like I do. I will say it is bug free and VERY entertaining/fun to play, even if briefly. I was desperately hoping for something at the end that did not occur.