Balayant

No question, this is my favourite game for PSVR. Unlike anything i've ever experienced, this title stands alone. Truly transportative and at times emotional. Hours of exploration (not including the minigames/challenges) with a sense of accomplishment at every turn. Windlands is exactly what i wanted from a VR experience.

if you're going to spend more than 25 dollars on a VR game... this is not a bad choice. Ubisoft is a studio we can trust to deliver quality product from a simple concept. Does it feel like a fully fleshed out game? No. But as with so many of these early VR experiences, we're really just getting our feet wet and thats okay with me. Specially when the experience is as charming and fun as Eagle Flight. The story challenges are fun and the multiplayer is actually extremely competitive. One draw back is the vignetting of the user's vision while turning (which i know is to limit motion sickness). These types of choices should be fully customizable for the user and Ubisoft should know that (but thats nothing a software update cant fix). Do yourself a favour and spend the 80- dollars you were thinking of spending on Robinson The Journey and buy Eagle Flight instead.

So i made an account specifically so i could review this game. Ive never been moved to write a review on this site before even though i use it quite frequently to get an accurate picture of a video game's quality before i buy since games these days cost a pretty penny. So im hear to add my score to the user reviews in order to more accureately reflect Robinson The Journey. Paying 80 dollars for this game amounts to actual theft. I've owned a PSVR system for a couple weeks now and through all the variety of games that are on offer i've become pretty familiar with it and feel pretty confident in my abilities in the VR world. Robinson They Journey, however, has decided that its customers need their hand held the entire length of the experience. Theres not one moment where you dont actually feel like youre being treated like a small child who is learning everything for the first time: Robin walks too slow, the in-game activities are trivial. The game could have been made into some kind of guided dinosaur tour and probably would have been more effective. So maybe if this is your first VR game then it might work... however with much better and cheaper games available, that most likely wont be the case. Also i've never seen a VR game where your character's hands are -fixed in one position- and not synced with controller movement... that was a huge mistake that works against the immersion that Crytek so very much advertised. Its clear the the developers spent way too much time focused on graphics (which trully arent more impressive than some of the other, simpler polygon stuff we're seeing in other games) than actual game design / gameplay! I've gotten more enjoyment out of some games that cause less than half the price such as: Windlands, Super Hyper Cube, Danger Ball, Thumper, Eagle Flight. So please, fellow User, do yourself a favour and save your 80 dollars for several other games that offer so much more.