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About this game

Blast off on a mind-bending space odyssey in Red Matter 2 VR! As an ace agent Sasha cracks cosmic mysteries and unravels the enigma of the Red Matter. Soar through zero gravity, jetpack through lunar ruins, and defy physics in this immersive, pulse-pounding VR adventure. Buckle up, space cadet, the cosmos awaits!

• Role and Weapons: Assume the role of Sasha, navigating the solar system with puzzles, stealth, and platforming. Wield a jetpack for limitless movement, hack terminals, and engage in intense combat.
• Interactive Exploration: Immerse yourself in a discovery-filled journey through a VR world, solving puzzles with interactive tools. Experience the joy of fully engaging with the environment.
• Stunning Graphics: Marvel at the visually striking Volgravian bases, creating a spine-chilling atmosphere that adds suspense to your adventure.
• Thrilling Encounters: Be prepared for the unexpected in Volgravia, where protecting secrets comes at a cost.

Reviews

This is a glorious VR game. It will take you about 5 to 6 hours to finish, but you can easily lose time just taking in everything you see. The only niggle with the game is a lack of replayability. There is nothing extra to entice one to play again. However, the journey and spectacle of a single run is totally worth it. If you are looking for a premium VR experience that fills you with a sense of awe and wonder, Red Matter 2 is the ticket. Developer, Vertical Robot is one to keep an eye on.

COGconnected

Red Matter 2 builds on the solid foundation established by its predecessor, giving us even better visuals, more interactivity, and all new devious puzzles to solve. It’s a true showcase of Sony’s PSVR2 platform, and a fantastic sequel to boot.

GamingTrend

If you have a VR headset and are itching for something to play, Red Matter 2 is a must-play. It’s a clever little puzzle adventure game that continued to surprise me throughout, thanks to its intelligent puzzle design that keeps things interesting and varied. Not to mention the occasionally gorgeous visuals that must be pushing the Quest 2 to its limits.

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