TimeLock VR reviews

TimeLock VR By Whale Rock Games. Hm, really rocked me the Game didn't. It started with the fact that I was so shocked by the miserable Graphics that I had no Fun or Immersion, but after I had played a Graphic Cracker before. The modern World is kept in a cubist, comic-like graphic Style, the Past already looks more "organic," but is somehow fuzzy for it. But I May also have missed Graphic Settings, even though I was looking for a Menu. In the Game itself, the Textures seem to me to be missing here and there, or are very spongy and indistinct. The Control is also somewhat copied, after some Practice it goes, there are more intuitive Controls ... Constantly I had the Bow in my Hand, although I didn't want to do that. You can reach through Walls, Objects fly through the Area-if you just come across the opposite, etc. Unfortunately, I can't recommend To TimeLock Who likes Escaperoome games, you might have some Fun here. Everyone else should wait for a Sale or Free Offer. Too bad, because the Idea behind TimeLock is good, but there is a lot of work to Be done here. More timely Reviews here: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32170554/

TimeLock VR is an escapoom game with some special Elements. (Tested With HTC Vive) As a "Time Agent," we try to clear up a Crime and can travel through time for It. The Game starts in a House, where we are also guided right through a small Tutorial to get to know our different Skills. In addition to the Possibility to travel back in time and also a Bow is available to shoot down occasional Enemies. Whether it would have needed this "Mini-game" in between, I leave aside. Otherwise, the Game of well-known Mechanics uses, ala search for a Key, find a Code, etc. For this we sometimes have to merge Objects from the different Times to solve the Puzzles, nice Idea. We can take the items directly into our Hands or Move them to us by Telekinesis. We move through the various Rooms by Teleportation. We receive Our Tasks via a small Screen, which we can access via menu button. The Graphics are so good, though not perfect. Unfortunately, you can partly reach through Cupboard doors and Drawers and suddenly hold the Contents in your Hand instead of opening the Drawer. But you can forgive that at a Price of 4.99. Otherwise, the Game makes a very good Impression, especially that there is also the German Translation should be mentioned positively. The Puzzles are appropriate and not overly heavy, the Travel between times works flawlessly, only the Passages with Opponents I found superfluous, but that is certainly a matter of taste. At the first Start I had to click on the Monitor a bit, for the Game to start at all, was a bit irritating at the Beginning, as I already thought it wasn't going to start. Plus, somehow I haven't figured out how to save the Game yet, is either not provided for, which would definitely be a negative Criticism, or I haven't found it. (Then it would either be too well hidden or I'm too stupid) Otherwise, especially at the Price, you can't complain. It's definitely an interesting Experience and worth a Look for Friends of the Genre. Greeting Ziffi Ziffi's Game tips as Curator: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/5837414/