Temple Raid VR

The store page promises a classic exploration adventure built from the ground up for VR, an ancient temple, a guardian's call, treasure sitting untouched for 10,000 years. The temple part is real. Space Wedgie clearly cared about the space itself: standing inside a stone chamber and looking up at carvings you have to physically crane your neck to read is the kind of thing flat-screen adventure games cannot do, and this one gets that. What the page undersells is scale. This is a compact, singleplayer, one-sitting experience with a handful of achievements to chase, not the sprawling raid the framing suggests. Where it disappoints is everything past the atmosphere. Puzzle logic is thin, there is little in the way of threat or pacing, and once the treasure is found there is no real reason to go back in. It also carries all the baggage of a 2017 VR title, meaning comfort options and locomotion are basic by current standards. If you collect early-era VR curios, or you want something gentle to hand a first-time headset user, it does that one job well. Anyone hunting a substantial adventure should keep walking.

Alex · Scout Team

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