Minotaur's Maze

I picked this up because I just like the idea of "tabletop perspective" in VR games and I am impressed. Minotaur's Maze does a lot of really cool things I would love to see in more VR games. The UI is fairly minimalistic but feels really good, and the VR controls are tight. The art assets themselves aren't going to amaze anyone in 2017, but they did a great job making everything coherent. With some solid lighting they give the game a pleasing aesthetic that is easy on the eyes in VR and just looks cool to be in. There is a VR tutorial built into the game which is also a big plus. Not related to VR, but I also appreciated the campy-yet-adorable voice acting. That being said, the gameplay isn't likely to blow you out of the water, but I think the package as a whole is fun. There were a few annoyances - sometimes the menu spawns inside a wall and gets cut-off, and the in-game controls help shows the gamepad controls even if you are using the Vive controllers. It also took a while to figure out how to move the playspace which I don't think was mentioned in the tutorial. All in all, it's a solid take on a tabletop perspective game.

No updates for over a year

Feels like a real time miniatures RPG game in VR. Pretty fun so far, easy to pickup and play.

While I am not necessarily a fan of the rougelike, this has just enough of a Diablo feel to keep it interesting.

Leider muss ich einen Daumen nach unten geben. Das spiel sieht toll aus und ich hab mich riesig gefreut es zu spielen, leider funktioniert der Oculus support nur bedingt. Drückt man eine Taste werden ingame 2-3 Tasten gedrückt. Auch Funktionen wie das verwenden von Fernkampfwaffen sind nicht möglich. Wohingegen Funktionen wie das Bewegen der durch den die Map immer aktiviert ist auch wenn man gar keine Taste drückt. somit ist es leider auf Oculus Rift völlig unspielbar. In einer Diskussion hat der Entwickler gemeint das es noch gar nicht wirklich Konfiguriert ist für Oculus, aber dann sollte man es auch nicht in der VR-Unterstützung erwähnen. Schade hab mich wirklich riesig darauf gefreut.

LONG VERSION - So originally bought this game long ago, but couldn't get it to work with my Touch controllers on my Oculus Rift, despite the page showing that it supports Oculus. The developer confirmed that he didn't know why his page showed this support (he'd never tested it) and didn't mean for his page to show it and said he couldn't remove it. Could never get it to work, the game stopped being supported later and it disappeared into my list of VR games to be forgotten. Until I got my Rift S. Something told me to boot this back up and try to see if the Rift S controllers were any better with it. You wouldn't figure it would be, but I got curious. Turns out it worked much better, although clunky for some reason. I found out on an old youtube comment that the controllers detect touch on the buttons in addition to pressing them, which complicates things. So if you went into the Steam controller settings for this specific game (Steam VR options, Devices, Controller Settings, then pick the game from the list on the right) and DISABLED the touch feature on the A, B, X and Y buttons (I also did this for the triggers as well, just to be safe), then the game works! It's a fun game, easy to learn, has some humor in it. and the ability to move around and change distance from the map in 3rd person gives it a cool atmosphere, almost like you're the character and the DM. If you like D&D type dungeon crawlers I'd recommend it for the $10 if you have a Rift S or a Vive. TLDR (short) version - You can get this working with the controllers on Rift S with some minor adjustments in the settings and it's a fun dungeon crawler for ten bucks.