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- Oculus Studios
- Oculus Studios
- Oculus Studios
- Oculus Studios
Shadow Point
Released On: May 21, 2019
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Shadow Point is a suitably well-accomplished puzzle experience. Those previous grumbles aside, there’s enough here to provide a good few hours of entertainment without breaking a sweat or running the risk of hitting a wall accidentally. Shadow Point isn’t quite up to the standard of Coatsink Software’s Augmented Empire for Oculus Go but it’s a charming adventure no the less.
Despite squandering its starring talent, Shadow Point is another solid entry into Coatsink’s catalog of hopelessly charming VR productions. It’s got just enough of the right sort of puzzle-solving to overshadow (pun intended) the late game’s more exhausting trials and its sweeping score and art direction make it a joy to spend time in. As far as VR brain teasers go, it’s an easy recommendation.
Having Patrick Stewart as your narrator is quite the selling point, but he seems oddly wasted here, in this otherwise fairly low budget, portal-filled puzzler. Before you get too excited this is really nothing like Valve’s classic and a much more slow-paced, story-based affair.
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Summary Shadow Point is a story-driven puzzle game set between a mountaintop observatory and an ever-changing fantasy world.
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation 4
- Meta Quest
Initial Release Date: May 21, 2019
Developer:
- Coatsink Software
Publisher: Oculus Studios
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