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Robinson: The Journey - PlayStation VR

Platform : PlayStation VR |
Rated: Everyone
4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 293 ratings
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  • See this new environment through the eyes of Robin, a young boy whose spaceship has crash-landed on a mysterious planet where the Jurassic era envelops the entire world.
  • Uncover the secrets of Robin's incredible surroundings and explore the unknown lands alongside HIGS and Laika - your AI and a baby T-rex companions-at every step of the journey.
  • Interact with the terrain, foliage and creatures you'll encounter, from harmless herbivores to terrifying, immense apex predators.
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Adventure on a prehistoric scale: Experience a living, breathing world with your own eyes using the power of PlayStation VR - and keep all your senses finely tuned to stay alive in the natural habitat of enormous prehistoric dinosaurs. Experience a mysterious and beautiful extrasolar world as you navigate dangerous terrain and come face-to-face with dinosaurs in an intensely realistic adventure powered by PlayStation VR and CRYENGINE.

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When the Esmeralda crash-lands on Tyson III, a boy named Robin is left stranded. He must rely on his wits – and two unlikely companions – to survive. As he searches for the lost crew and comes face-to-face with dinosaurs, Robin discovers that Tyson III is not the paradise once promised…

Immerse yourself in a mysterious and beautiful world with the power of PlayStation VR and navigate dangerous and awe-inspiring territory on your quest to find out what happened to the Esmeralda – and whether you really are the sole survivor.

Alongside HIGS and Laika – one of the ship’s AI units and a baby T-Rex – become the first human to explore an extrasolar planet, interact with strange and extraordinary creatures – from the smallest insects to immense and terrifying apex predators – and experience the intense realism of a virtual world powered by CRYENGINE.

The End of a Voyage.

The Start of an Adventure.

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4 out of 5 stars
4 out of 5
293 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the graphics of the video game, saying it has beautiful graphics and an awesome Jurassic setting. However, some customers have reported issues with the controls, saying the controls are bad and the game is not compatible with the move controller. They also say the game makes them feel nauseous and the movement is very slow. Customers also dislike the appearance. Opinions are mixed on fun, value, and ease of use.

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53 customers mention53 positive0 negative

Customers say the graphics of the game are beautiful, crisp, and awesome. They also mention that the game looks pretty cool, and the Jurassic setting is awesome.

"...The environments are gorgeous, the sound design and ambient sound effects are immersive, the variety of creatures to scan and plants to see is great...." Read more

"...Second, the graphics. Some spots of the game looked really great, when you hit a vast open area you really feel like you're in it...." Read more

"...the distance and get rid of the occasional texture pop-ins, the game looked superb and felt immersive on my original PS4...." Read more

"...It was funny, engaging and thrilling at times. Also, the graphics are hands down the best I have seen on PSVR...." Read more

82 customers mention49 positive33 negative

Customers are mixed about the fun of the game. Some find the gameplay awesome, diverting enough to be fun, and short. Others say the game is boring, bland, and breaks after an hour.

"...puzzles generally aren't terribly complex, but they're just diverting enough to be fun, particularly when teamwork with your T-Rex is involved...." Read more

"This is a very good and entertaining game. The graphics and gameplay are really good especially on the PS4 PRO...." Read more

"...Movement speed of Robin is a bit slow and sometimes climbing can be frustrating when your hands won't hit just the right spot to get on to the next..." Read more

"This game is awesome! Potential buyers should know that this is more of an exploration game rather than a first person action game...." Read more

39 customers mention12 positive27 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use. Some mention that the story is cool, enjoyable, and well done. They also say the exploration is well done and the puzzles are well done, while others say the execution screwed up and made it frustrating, tedious, and disorienting.

"...This can be very disorienting. Smooth, by contrast, turns you exactly how much you move the stick...." Read more

"...The game kind of abruptly ends and goes in some weird directions after making you do 8 fetch missions...." Read more

"...I got to the end of the story, and that's when it hit me how good the story actually was. It was funny, engaging and thrilling at times...." Read more

"...The puzzles generally aren't terribly complex, but they're just diverting enough to be fun, particularly when teamwork with your T-Rex is involved...." Read more

11 customers mention6 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the video game. Some find it worth the price for the visual effects, while others say it's not worth it, has no resale value, and has little replay value.

"...Final verdict. This is a really good game at a really good price on Amazon. I do recommend it." Read more

"...But i will....its decent but imo not worth 40....." Read more

"Worth the price for the visual effects but don't expect an epic adventure...." Read more

"...Descent length game. Probably not much replay value. Wish i could give 3 1/2 stars." Read more

34 customers mention5 positive29 negative

Customers find the motion sickness in the game incredibly strong. They say the graphics are great, but the movement is slow and causes motion sickness easily. Some say the game is one of the most motion-sickness inducing games you can play on VR.

"...Movement speed of Robin is a bit slow and sometimes climbing can be frustrating when your hands won't hit just the right spot to get on to the next..." Read more

"...This is so bad. The movements made me really sick. I couldn't believe a game like this would even be released...." Read more

"...More than any other title so far, this one makes my head spin when moving around in the game... mostly when slewing my view even slowly..." Read more

"...Movement is very slow which I actually liked because it enticed me to explore the environment a bit more than I normally would if I were moving..." Read more

30 customers mention3 positive27 negative

Customers find the game makes them physically nauseous with its movement style and blurry images. They also say it makes them feel sick with motion sickness.

"...and said he doesn't think VR is for him because he can't shake this sick feeling. I decided to try the game...." Read more

"...I would possess more resolve, but after 5 minutes of climbing, my stomach was turning...." Read more

"...games currently available and this is the only VR game that has made me this sick...." Read more

"...I had to stop playing because I felt more sick playing this game than the other VR games. I'm still trying to figure out why. The graphics?..." Read more

20 customers mention4 positive16 negative

Customers find the controls in the physical video game software to be bad and limited. They also say that the controls break immersion and are not compatible with the PS Move controller.

"...looks exactly like a move controller the entire game, you cannot use your move controller with this game...." Read more

"...The controls are a bit finicky at first but once you get familiar with them, they do work well...." Read more

"I took away 1 star for no ps move support. Also, 1 star for motion sickness that I get every 10 mins, no matter what settings I have...." Read more

"...Also, the graphics are hands down the best I have seen on PSVR. Controls are good, except climbing, and generally, there seemed to be a fair amount..." Read more

10 customers mention0 positive10 negative

Customers find the graphics in the video game software to be blurry and not detailed enough. They also say the resolution is bad and the story is lackluster.

"...Some of the graphics are a little less detailed than I would have thought. Some objects look more like flat images than 3d...." Read more

"...are not within the general vicinity of where you are, they tend to be pretty blurry...." Read more

"...The game is a little slow to take off and has some design flaws, but is quite well put together for first gen VR...." Read more

"...The level design is garbage, you never really understand what you are supposed to be doing or where you are supposed to be going...." Read more

Not North American region!
1 Star
Not North American region!
I believe I was sent the UK version of this game and not the NA version that they're advertising. I can play it in my PS but if I don't decide to keep there's no resale value. I think I got the old bait and switch because new copies of this game from the NA region are rare. Thought I was getting a deal at $30 with all the price gouging I've seen...now I know why it was cheap. Would rather get the digital download instead of a physical copy of something that's worthless. BUYER BEWARE!
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Daniel Herrera
5.0 out of 5 stars Lost on a Dinosaur Planet, and Loving it!
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2016
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This game is quite a treat. First to address the big concern everyone seems to bring up: I did not experience motion sickness at all. I changed the turn style from segmented to smooth. By default just hitting one direction on the thumb stick will turn you about 60 degrees and very quickly. This can be very disorienting. Smooth, by contrast, turns you exactly how much you move the stick. This can be very fast if you push the stick all the way or pretty slow if you're gentle on the stick. Not sure why it is not this way by default.

Now on to gameplay. It is a fairly simple game. The main idea is to just explore, scan the wildlife, solve some light puzzles and learn just what happened to the Esmerelda - the ship in which Robin came from. The environments are gorgeous, the sound design and ambient sound effects are immersive, the variety of creatures to scan and plants to see is great. Movement speed of Robin is a bit slow and sometimes climbing can be frustrating when your hands won't hit just the right spot to get on to the next ledge, but it does not detract from the experience that much.

As someone who loves dinosaurs and science fiction and who doesn't mind a slower paced game without a lot of action (although there is some, mainly near the end) this game is a perfect relax and get lost in the world style of game.
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Damian
3.0 out of 5 stars An attempt at a full game but fell way short.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017
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I was expecting a lot more from this game. I preordered and played it the day it came out and I'm just now bringing myself to write this review.

The game basically consists of walking around looking at things, which you would think would be awesome in vr, and it is for the first 10 minutes or so. After that you realize there arent really any "game elements" within the game. It's walk here move this then walk all the way back over here and bring this other thing with you. It gets really old really quick. The voice acting is great, but the story itself is meh. The game kind of abruptly ends and goes in some weird directions after making you do 8 fetch missions.

I gave this 3 stars for a few reasons.

The first is that it's the first psvr game to at least try to give you a full game experience, and while even though I feel like it fell short it at least tried.

Second, the graphics. Some spots of the game looked really great, when you hit a vast open area you really feel like you're in it. The ps hardware falls a bit short on being able to really process everything though, you end up getting these giant creatures and settings that are outlined in a blurry blockyness.

Finally, the game did have some interesting vr mechanics. Climbing up cliffs had a great mechanic that made it feel almost like you were actually climbing (well until they make you do it 40 more times).

My last complaint is that though you are holding a device that looks exactly like a move controller the entire game, you cannot use your move controller with this game. It's almost like they were working on it but then rushed the game out and just said forget it.

Overall, I think this game's price point should be around $20.
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Menbailee
5.0 out of 5 stars Awe and wonder at the first full game to truly show what PSVR can do
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2016
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Remember how Alan Grant fell to his knees when he first saw a sauropod in Jurassic Park? I might have done exactly that had I not already been seated while playing Robinson: The Journey. The game conveys the awe and majesty of the creatures of the Cretaceous in ways that, as someone who grew up fascinated with dinosaurs, nearly brought a tear to my eye.

You're stranded on a planet that has evolved similarly to Earth's late dinosaur age, but you're not entirely alone: a milquetoast AI named HIGS looks after you, and you in turn look after an orphaned baby T-Rex who imprinted on you after hatching. Guided by HIGS, you search for signs of other survivors and for answers about why your ship went down.

The game connects its set pieces with mechanics of exploration and puzzle-solving. The puzzles generally aren't terribly complex, but they're just diverting enough to be fun, particularly when teamwork with your T-Rex is involved. The mechanic for scaling rock faces feels surprisingly similar to rock-climbing at the gym. Finally, while some players interpret scanning the wildlife as a bonus feature, I interpret it as a core game mechanic. When you've scanned just one of a creature, it shows up as a model in the Infotarium, and the more you scan, the more animate the model becomes. Scanning a firefly is easy. Scanning a raptor is more challenging.

I left the motion controls on their default settings and never once got motion sick even when playing for hours at a stretch. People vary in their tolerance of VR movement, so gauge your own body's reactions and practice with shorter sessions if you need to! While I've heard the PS4 Pro can sharpen objects in the distance and get rid of the occasional texture pop-ins, the game looked superb and felt immersive on my original PS4.

One possible disappointment bears mention: the scenes from the trailers where you crash land on the planet and where you dodge a sauropod stampede only to encounter a T-Rex are not in the final game. The different T-Rex scene which made the cut is spectacular, if brief, but the exclusion of the crash sequence is baffling. Still, playing the game without expectations, I can't help but rate it as anything but 5 stars.

My first playthrough lasted about 7 hours. Amazon offered the title at release at $40, and yes, I absolutely got my money's worth. My girlfriend cackled as she watched me dodge the beak of a Quetzacoatlus and hide from Utahraptors, and she's looking forward to seeing the dinos up close herself. I took my time and scanned every creature I could get my eyes on, and I enjoyed every minute of it. You can speed through the game in less time, but why would you? Robinson isn't about the goal; it's about the journey.
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Connie
4.0 out of 5 stars It’s fun
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2019
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It’s fun
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Thakur R.
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice game
Reviewed in India on November 21, 2019
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Nice game.
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Rub Acosta
4.0 out of 5 stars mareo espacial
Reviewed in Mexico on February 27, 2017
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Graficamente muy bueno en jugabilidad igual . Solo que en la experiencia ptovoca algo de mareo en comparacion a otros juegos pero si eres de estomago fuerte lo disfrutaras sin duda
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のりゆき
5.0 out of 5 stars 「恐竜そこに居ます。」
Reviewed in Japan on April 23, 2018
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国内のＰＳＶＲ対応ソフトが少なく(輸入版:北米)を購入しましたが
問題なく日本語対応で遊べました。

同じ恐竜モノの「ARK Park」より断然イイですね。
（移動がワープ、オマケにバグります）

ＰＳＶＲをお持ちの方は是非、体験してほしい。
首長竜の大行進は本当に圧巻でした。

ゲーム進行がわからない方はコチラを参考にしてみて下さい。
私もこの通りに進みました。

Robinson the Journey攻略メモ
ttp://yaplog.jp/glemmy/archive/136
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霧幽霊
5.0 out of 5 stars 最高のPSＶＲのゲーム
Reviewed in Japan on January 21, 2019
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凄い 最高 の ゲームでした トロフィーマスターになっちゃいました
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