Stealth Labyrinth reviews

The aiming is made cumbersome by the 3D viesion (you only aim with the right eye). Shooting works with LT instead of RT, which feels all the worse by being forced to aim with your right eye. In addition, LT is also equipped with the nightvision, with each shot that then switches on or off. I also imagined the gameplay a little faster ... In my opinion, not even worth the €1.49, because it is not so playable ...

Product received for free Stealth Labyrinth is a game structured essentially to be played with a VR headset, but that still remains fun and exciting even played in a canonical way. The graphics are clean, well crafted, apart from a few smearing. It's a title that, even in function of its price, is a great way to start exploiting the potential of the VR Hardware, but that is quietly attractive even to those who have not yet made the leap into virtual reality.

I have played 1 hour or so and i have to say i'm kinda satisfied of the game so far. I'm playing it on the Oculus Rift CV1 and it felt just right. I loved the UI which really felt like a futuristic "stealth agent" helmet. After a little bit of hard time at the beginning i get used to the mechanics and it feel a lot of satisfying when you do things right. Shot a couple of lights to move in the dark and reduce your visibility,avoid a couple of enemies and than shoot a robot on the back before going to the next room it's something that makes really believe you are some kind of secret agent.. in VR like never before. I can wait to see what's next,but so far i feel it's a great deal especially with this price. For VR users it's definitely something to check it out. For standard user can be few hours of fun for a still low price.

"Stealth Labyrinth" is a FIrst-Person Stealth shooter. The Story drawn about the Hair takes us into a science fiction scenario where we puzzle ourselves from Room to Room. Our Opponents, of whom we should not be noticed if possible, are quite attentive Robots. Moving lasers are Also obstacles. With our Weapon, we can also neutralize the Opponents, but more effectively it is to shoot up Light Sources and then sneak through the Rooms. Also, a few Special Abilities have our Weapon on it, such as displaying the Enemies through Markings. The actually good and quite entertaining Concept and the quite suitable setting are countered by an annoying Gameplay. Manchesmal it remains cryptic why the Opponents notice one or what our Weapon actually does and does so accurately. The Tutorial Level also helps only to a limited extent, especially because you can just get stuck in a question here at one Point. Fun is very conditional and very short. Rating: 6/10 Atmosphere 3/10 Story 6/10 Graphic 6/10 Sound 4/10 Game Mechanics 2/10 Balancing 4/10 Game Pass Conclusion: Too unclear, too inaccurate, too unexciting. 4/10 Overall Rating