
Quest for Runia is a relaxing VR puzzle game. You have to break 3D structures by combining at least three cubes of the same color. Try to figure out the most effective way to finish each level.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal
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I really like the calming atmosphere of the game. It looks amazing and the sounds are a bit like ASMR. The boss levels are surprising, and they get harder every time. I also like the “special effects” of the boss levels. All in all, it’s a fun game and I would recommend it. Just turn down the music, turn on a podcast and enjoy.
Great puzzle game, also in VR. You play as a wizard who must fight back the evil Karos, who wants to destroy the land. You need to find the most effective way to solve the puzzle by destroying as many cubes as possible in a limited number of shots with your magic wand. I liked the atmospheric locations and interesting gameplay. Generally I recommend, it is perfect for relaxing.
Very nice relaxing game to pause your brain from lockdown, politics, household and so on... I love puzzles and played a lot of Bejeweled on the phone. This is my new Bejeweled in VR - sit down, chill and forget the time. At the beginning it seems easy, but it gets challenging quickly. Above all, I'm someone who always wants three stars, even in other bubbleshooters, and here I haven't reached them all yet... I think it might appeal to young and old and VR newcomers, if they love puzzles.
Great VR experience. Just love this kind of games :D
Super relaxing game for a bit of cooling down after work. The Controls are far better then i expected them to be. It happens far less then i thought it would, that i aim at a point on the far end of the 'gaming table' and miss the spot i aimed for. The graphics are a bit bright.. too colorful for my taste, but it doesnt hinder the experience at all. If you like them - even better. The music adds to the relaxing experience. The tutorial makes it look like an easy game, but you will soon see, that you have to watch carefully and think a bit before starting a level. Overall: definitly worth the pricetag and a nice game for kids, that enjoy puzzle games.
This is a really nice and relaxing VR game! Normally I like to play standing, but Quest for Runia works perfectly as a chilled sit down game. I really like match-3 games and this one has a good learning curve - it starts out easy, but in order to get 3 stars on later levels, you really need to think and make use of the special blocks and tactics. I've played for about an hour now and haven't even finished the first world, out of which there are 6 or so. Definitely a lot of content for the price, so if you like this kind of puzzle game, definitely check it out!
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