The Secret of Retropolis

Fun VR game. Decent story and puzzles are intreresting. visuals are breath of fresh air.

還不錯

Very short and very old-fashioned quest. Puzzles are very simple, story is straightforward. Worth it only with ~80% discount

This game was charming but I personally did not love the writing or delivery. The presentation is cute, I like the art style, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend this or experience this again.

It's fun, but only for the 60 minutes it takes to finish, so don't overpay. It's foundational to the sequel.

The game is beautiful. The settings are nice the feeling is retro detective which is quite nice. The character design is original and the dialogues are quirky and funny. However it is so short it feels more like a demo. There could've been more puzzles (which are waaay too simple for ths kind of game). Why not add some puzzle with the case board, some more complex electrical puzzles, some hints you need to find - there is endless possibilities with this. The price is a little high for the experience -but i understand that this is a small production and they can't afford economies of scale. Probably will buy the next chapter though.

Обожаю ретро, обожаю вр, обожаю нуар. Крч все в этой игре идеально.

ну пойдет, жаль что без русского языка..

值得一玩，但是短小不够精彩

A very smooth experience. The game is reminiscent of Grim Fandango. The art direction is great, and the cartoon inspired 3D animations are refreshing in the current VR landscape. I think I'd be okay if the entire thing is just a 3D animation short in the style, but the puzzle segments, though short and simple, were actually well thought out and reward players for exploration. Mechanics wise, cutting out locomotion entirely simplifies the game in a good way. There's no hassle of fiddling with settings or jostling in the seat at all. Aside from minor lags during transitions, the game just works. As the sequel has been out for a while now, any criticisms and suggestions will be pointless on this installment alone. Still, kudos to the developers, hope they keep with their passion!