Most VR gamers are always up for trying something entirely new. Fun-oriented games will always gain a loyal following over time. Just in Time Incorporated is certainly a game worth checking out if you own an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift. While it is not perfect by any means, the game itself is pretty fun despite its short duration. For the price of $14.99, the game offers some interesting features.
Just In Time Incorporated is Interesting
Although the premise of Just In Time Incorporated seems quite fun, there is something about the game that just doesn’t click. More specifically the entire presentation of this game – which is hilarious at times – just feels off The game itself is almost an alternative reality in the The Matrix universe. With different stages to explore, there is a fair amount of content for players to enjoy. At the same time, it’s a game you can finish in a matter of an hour or two at most.
Movement in Just in Time Incorporated is done through teleportation. This has become the new normal in VR games in this day and age. It works surprisingly well in this game, and it complements the puzzle aspects of this game at the same time. While there are some memorable aspects about this game, the frustration players will experience should not be overlooked either. This could have been a very brilliant game, but in the end, it falls short in every aspect.
Your job is to complete different cases thrown your way to move up the ranks. While some ventures are truly unique, others are well-done parodies of popular movies. All of the action plays out in slow motion, which is something people will either appreciate or hate altogether. In our case, it works well most of the time, but it gets a bit repetitive after a while. The novel aspect of Just in Time Incorporated wears off incredibly quickly, unfortunately.
It is evident this game has a lot of potential, even though most of it remains unutilized in the end. The developers could have done so much better in many different ways, even though it is not a terrible game whatsoever. The humor, action-packed scenes and engaging puzzles just never come together in one level. It is always a pick-and-choose between two of the three elements at most. Although the content is fun, there simply isn’t enough of it to warrant the full price at this time.
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