Red Matter
Adventure ∙ Narrative ∙ Puzzle🔥 Now Optimized for Quest 3 and Quest 3S 🔥
Step into the role of Agent Epsilon, an Atlantic Union astronaut dispatched to a deserted Volgravian base on Rhea, Saturn's mysterious moon. Amid a dystopian Cold War, you're tasked with uncovering a clandestine project that could change humanity's destiny forever.
🚀 Groundbreaking VR: Experience unparalleled immersion with visuals that redefine VR. Every detail—from the stark brutalist architecture to the surreal landscapes—is meticulously crafted to captivate your senses. With 4K textures, dynamic shadows, and high-res 3D models, the boundary between reality and virtuality dissolves, immersing you deeper than ever before.
🧩 Intuitive and Engaging Puzzles: Challenge your intellect with puzzles seamlessly integrated into the narrative. Use advanced tools to decode messages, manipulate alien technology, and uncover secrets buried within the facility.
🎭 A Story That Grips You: Immerse yourself in a gripping story teeming with intrigue, suspense, and unexpected twists. As reality fractures around you, question everything you perceive and uncover a truth as haunting as it is captivating.
🌌 An Unparalleled VR Experience: More than just a game, Red Matter pushes the boundaries of VR. Its meticulous attention to detail and gripping narrative make it a must-play title.
Brace yourself to question everything you know. Equip your high-tech gear and step into a world where nothing is as it seems. The secrets of Rhea await—will you face them?
| Cross-buy PC VR | |
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 13+ Teen |
| website | redmattergame.com |
| developer | Vertical Robot |
| publisher | Vertical Robot |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 1.0.013 |
| languages | English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Italian ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean ∙ Portuguese ∙ Spanish |
Reviews 2134
Disappointing
The game is pretty and runs very well but the "puzzles" are simple and no challenge at all. The game is extremely short, maybe 2 hours of gameplay.
Initial impressions
I just started it and I’m still at the base so I don’t know if it’s going to get worse or better…
But I’m impressed so far. Love the graphics, the fact the game has a limited set of things you can do so it doesn’t overwhelm you.
The things you can do with your left hand are very clear by looking at it. I only struggled at first to understand how to move/jump but once I got it I find rhia extremely unintuitive and the accelerate/decellerate is well suited for a space game.
The translation mechanism is also interesting.
Ultimately I’m impressed so far, maybe because of my limited experience with VR, but if I compare this to Horizon: CotM on PSVR2 this is amazing,
Much simoler/intuitive controls and tools and the visual clarity on Quest 3 is night and day!
Good, but way too short
Updated graphics are crazy on Quest 3. I loved every puzzle, even struggled on a few, but really had a blast with this game despite how short it was. Convinced me to get the sequel!
Looks good, but very short
I played red matter 2 VR with pc link and this (red matter) game looks like a demo of the real red matter 2. Very short, easy, monothonic, corridor puzzle game, but graphics especially textures and light are surprisingly good for the native quest 3 game. Do not worth the price btw, you need to spare your money on red matter 2 directly. But for free, as a part of subscription why not.
A must play for any one new to VR.
I’m glad I completed this puzzles, looking around and finding some interesting puzzles to solve. The graphics were great and i enjoyed playing this game. The story was interesting for me felt it could have been a little longer with the gameplay. Overall it felt like a game. Yer some puzzles are a little more complicated yet once you start looking around and under objects will help. Clues are there if you look for them. Had fun and I had extra batty pack for longer play. Don’t judge the game till you complete it. I’m glad i pushed myself to play I ended up enjoying the whole experience. Will wait for a deal to play the sequel soon.
Creative puzzles
I enjoyed this game. It was short, but still had to break it into multiple sessions as it cause a little motion sickness. The graphics are nice and the puzzles really got my thinking at times.