Interoperability between the two is virtual gaming poetry. The two must interact with each other to complete actions and levels, a clever interchange of mixing seated player heights for visibility with Trover’s jumping and combat to traverse and extend levels. Gameplay is literally responsive to your (background) seated (‘Chairopian’) headset and controller movements, brilliantly offset by a secondary character (an alien named Trover) simultaneously analog stick operated in a 3-d space within the foreground.
In contrast, Trover Saves the Universe is flat-out genius in its immersion factor. While entertaining in small spurts, they really are little more tech demos with a chance of giggle.
They immerse you in an alternate and confined version of everyday life, and toss in insane possibilities sans physical consequence for comedic effect. Other games – like Job Simulator, as an example – do a decent job at the comedy VR genre. If you own an Oculus Quest and do not offend easily, consider this a must buy. Why? It’s literally designed for VR and not in a gimmick sense, gameplay is outstanding, and the humor/writing is laugh-out-loud funny. A bold statement perhaps, but Trover Saves the Universe may be the best Oculus Quest title to date.
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