No Clue VR

I have played a lot of vr games and this is the first one it its kind in vr Spot the differences, its actually pretty fun to do in VR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tbsJGOIXdY

Great idea! well graphic and executed. A refreshing after many similar VR games. Especially with the significant replay value, Objects never repeat, definitely worth the price-tag. Thanks to this game, the best party game ever, just try it, you will not regret.

VR | GTX 1060 Gameplay (With Commentary) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5D_enY6YEw My Thoughts: I'm always on the look out for new and interesting VR experiences, this is one of them. Good for the brain and I had fun trying to beat my fellow VR friends. Game Details: Within this virtual magic land, there is no lead. You need to switch between day and night and quickly spot the difference among those objects. Those naughty little ghosts are playing pranks on you, GO catch them!

I did a live stream of this game before it was released. Check it out before you buy. Thanks. GametechUK. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whT3jeIELOQ&t=81s

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] This game is difficult to review because it does deliver on what it promises. So it's a spot the difference challenge and yeah it's a game where you're supposed to spot all the differences. You control day and night and you have like a flashlight/ pointer in your hands to help you out. You click on the differences between the day and night scenarios of the same environment. I think with spot the difference video games, the graphics/visuals are very important. They should either be fantastic or memorable or interesting to look at. This game has a low polygon art style with very generic scenes. The 3D just seems off, like looking at a 360 video. For me at least, the day and night did not look different enough. It was never truly dark that I needed the flashlight. I didn't see any settings to change this (btw, I had just played Cargo Breach and that game is dark and the flashlight is necessary, so it's not my VR headset setup at all). There's only a few stages, I believe there are 8 or maybe it was 10. Each stage is randomized. However, after a few repeats you'll get an idea of where stuff was different so it becomes much easier and it does start feeling repetitive. On story mode at least, you get 5 total clues to get you to the end. You'll probably need to play a few times to get a feel for what objects usually are different. If you run out of time, you go back to the beginning, so use your clues if available. They will auto-solve when you use a hint/clue. Did I have fun? No. I had zero fun. It felt tedious to me. I was apalled by how bad the visuals were. I found the core gameplay uninspired & generic. If this was a .99 cents game or $1.99 game, I could recommend it for anyone with kids. I just think it's priced too high to recommend for this very basic, dull game. Rate 4/10. At least it ran smoothly.

A new take on how to game in VR. This game is a great idea and perfect for all ages. This is a really nice start and with continued support it will be a lot of fun. It's deceptivly difficult and requires you to focus on all perpherals to be successful. If you're looking for a really casual game that you can just sit back and mess around with, I would recommend it. Video with game play and a bit more of a review found here: https://youtu.be/kN7W8mi_bn8

https://youtu.be/ttQaV0vLJ7o It's a great game, very entertaining, and fun. Congratulations to the developer and his team for being so original.

Good fun - the differences in each scene are picked from a selection so it's not always exactly the same, though I expect you'd learn all the possibilities if you played a single level a lot. Probably best as a party game or something simple to show people VR. Good to see the developers are adding new content.