Rick and Morty:Virtual Rick-ality PS4 – Game Review
Developer: Owlchemy Labs
Genre: PS4 VR GAME
Released: April 2018
Plot:
![](http://www.geekspeak.tv/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/RickandMorty-300x200.jpg)
Graphics and Sound:
![](http://www.geekspeak.tv/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/workstation-300x225.jpg)
Game Play:
You are stuck in the garage. Literally. That’s the game. You are only able to teleport to 3 different
locations to do Morty’s chores. You can’t even turn around in a full 180. You’re stuck facing the inner wall the entire time and must look over your shoulder like an indentured servant to read the mission board behind you. In order to complete some of the tasks requires the use of interacting with objects outside of your range of reach. What better way to complicate things by requiring you to puppet a Mr. Meeseeks? Sounds like it would be a pretty easy thing, however, it’s not. Unlike their cartoon counterparts, Mr Meeseeks doesn’t do a thing on his own to help you. Some tasks require more than one Mr. Meeseeks, but just like in the cartoon, if you call too many, things get crowded and complicated. Spending 20 minutes trying to pass an item from Mr. Meeseeks to Mr. Meeseeks to only have it buggy and fail was not fun and my personal breaking point for the game. At this point, Rick Sanchez would have lost his shit and shot this game into a portal.
![](http://www.geekspeak.tv/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/MrMeeseeks-300x163.jpg)
Over All:
![](http://www.geekspeak.tv/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/RickandMortyVRgame-920x584-300x190.png)
In short, Don’t buy this game. Don’t even play it. It seemed broken. Often. I wasn’t able to do some of the tasks because Mr. Meeseeks is less than helpful and extremely difficult to control. It was frustrating and highly disappointing.
The graphics were poor and basic. Not a fun play.