Robinson: The Journey
Release Date: November 8, 2016
Adventure, FPP, science fiction, Meta Quest / Oculus, PlayStation VR, exploration games, VR, singleplayer
Steam
A first-person adventure game focused on exploration. The game was developed by the German team at Crytek (famous for the best-selling Crysis series) and designed to support virtual reality technology. The story is set on an unknown distant planet combining tropical flora with prehistoric fauna embodied by powerful dinosaurs. The surface of the planet is littered with remnants of technologically advanced but now extinct civilization.
Robinson: The Journey for PS4 and PC is a first person adventure game focusing on exploration and designed to support the virtual reality technology (such as the Oculus Rift). It was developed by a German team Crytek, famous mainly for the Crysis series.
Story
The story in Robinson: The Journey for PS4 and PC is set on an alien planet which combines prehistoric fauna (dinosaurs mainly) with tropical flora. Moreover, the surface of the planet is dotted around with remnants of an advanced race of intelligent creatures. The player is put into this environment in the shoes of a small boy - the only survivor of a spaceship crash. The player discovers a mysterious land, will often interact with the environment and have many adventures.
Technical aspects
Robinson: The Journey for PS4 and PC is powered by CryEngine as an official Crytek's product. This results in beautiful graphics overpowering the majority of games supporting the virtual reality.
Last updated on February 17, 2016
Videos and Screens
[2:04] Robinson: The Journey launch trailer
[4:23] Robinson: The Journey developer's diary #1 - The Journey begins
GAMERS Score
Average score from 166 votes. 117 players anticipated the game.
Robinson: The Journey Summary
Platforms:
PC / Windows February 7, 2017
PlayStation 4 November 8, 2016
Developer: Crytek
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Robinson: The Journey System Requirements
PC / Windows
Minimum: Intel i3-6100 3,7 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti / AMD Radeon RX 470 or better, 6,73 GB HDD, Windows 10
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