Recent reviews by Duz

Looks crisp and runs great, a fully-realised vision of a VR action-adventure game in an original universe. You can tell that Vitruvius set out to make the best VR game they could with Arken Age, and they did a damn fine job of following through on that.

Aggressive 6/10 with bland enemies, bland weapons, bland upgrades and a bland story. It's hard to pinpoint anything it does particularly wrong (except for index controller grip issues) but the entire experience had me wishing I was playing something better.

No clue why the reviews are flooded with people that have 6+ hours in the game; I beat the game in 2.5 and only racked up more to see how long the "TK 1000 objects" achievement would take.
Janky enemy AI, bad story, and zero difficulty/stakes. Some funny moments from game mechanics but it really hasn't aged well overall.

You're better off downloading a custom HL2 campaign and using the gravity gun.

Really fun game that makes you feel like Robocop.
Unfortunately doesn't run that great on mid-level hardware and the bosses are bullet sponges. Might be shorter, but has very little padding; just pure Robocop action the whole way through.

ten out of ten
severely underrated
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They went all out on visual presentation, but it's just not very fun. All puzzle solutions are directly spelled out for you in the narrative, and then a hint box appears. Insultingly easy and too much reading for anyone young enough to find it enjoyable.

New publisher removed multiplayer functionality because they didn't want to pay for servers or allow for P2P. Got 80% of the way through A++ ranking the story with my friend and they pulled the plug before we finished. They've been so lazy about this that the description and ALL of the screenshots are highlighting gameplay that simply isn't there anymore.

Great survival-horror type adventure game where you puzzle together different solutions over 2 in-game days. Was really fun routing for the 10-minute good ending achievement; would recommend to anyone who likes figuring things out for themselves.

PLAY FOREVER

Suffers a bit from that Unreal Engine feel, but ultimately a funny little game with creative levels that delivers on it's concept.