Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality

This is one fun VR experience -- especially for fans of the Adult Swim TV series, although the gameplay is short and has some small technical issues. Like many adventure games that you play in VR, in Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, you'll use your hands to pick up and manipulate items to solve puzzles. In fact, you'll frequently use the crafting tables in the garage to combine items you've found to create new ones, many of which will be required to win the game. You can use your imagination to make loads of objects, plus there's a huge assortment of items that are clear references to the TV show. Plus, if you get stuck, you can call Rick on your watch to help you out. If you're a fan of the show, you'll love the authentic voices, writing, and locations. You might even find yourself laughing out loud at the crazy situations you find yourself going through.

Things start out pretty easily as you begin with a simple chore like laundry, but tasks get more difficult as you go through the story. Without giving too much away, you'll discover portals that take you to another location or even another dimension. But here's where some of the issues start. To move through each area, you'll teleport from place to place, but there were some moments where the VR sensors wouldn't recognize the movement commands, requiring a bit of trial and error to make the game recognize what we wanted to do. Plus, it all ends quickly, lasting about three hours or so. It's also pricey at $40 to $50, for the amount of play included. But measured by quality and not quantity, Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is a blast. It might not be the most challenging game, but fans of the show will absolutely love it.