Honestly, I only solved about half of the puzzles on my own before heading to YouTube to get some help, but most of the videos are based on the PC version, so things are significantly different. Much of the game is memorization, especially since it’s difficult to jot down notes while wearing the Oculus Rift. You can keep track by the row of lights on the front-left of the panel that indicate which puzzles you have solved. Where you go from there is entirely up to you and pretty much the concept for the rest of the game that – if you don’t cheat – could take you a hundred hours to complete.Īt the time of this review, I’ve completed about 75% of the puzzles. There are more than 20 insanely difficult puzzles/activities to discover/complete, and they all start with the press of that shiny…red…button. So, when the experience starts you can pretty much swivel around in the virtual chair in which you’re seated, and touch either the big red button or the red reset button that…you guessed it…resets the puzzle. And even if you have already played the original, many of those puzzles have been modified and there are five new puzzles exclusive to VR. This new Oculus version is a fully realized 3D interactive world unlike the 2D version of the game to release on Steam last year. That’s kind of how I felt playing Please, Don’t Touch Anything on the Oculus Rift a game (and I use the word loosely) that leaves you alone in a small room in a bunker basement while your co-worker uses the bathroom. Anyone remember the Ren and Stimpy episode where Stimpy had to resist touching the ”shiny…red…button”.
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