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Robinson: The Journey

6.8
•2016•
Everyone
Robinson: The Journey
Robinson: The Journey

Platforms


  • PC
    Feb 7, 2017

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    6.3
    730 Players
  • PlayStation 4
    Nov 8, 2016

    6.8
    playscore
    6.3
    32 Critics
    7.6
    2.55K Players

33 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • Robinson: the Journey is one of the most immersive, engaging games to hit PSVR, but it suffers from its short length and reliance on vague objectives. Still, the sheer visual splendor and moments of legitimately awesome sights make it an engaging experience. Crytek has taken their usual flair for gorgeous visuals and made a world worth stepping into.
    Jason D'Aprile · Dec 05, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • I don’t claim to know where the platform is headed, nor do I have the game design knowledge to point out what the developers could change, but The Journey makes me believe in VR more so than I did before crash landing on Tyson III, even while the gameplay experience was average at best.
    Ahmed Mohamed · Nov 18, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • Many virtual-reality titles feel more like technical demos than fully formed experiences, and Robinson: The Journey belongs on that list – though it tries to fool you into thinking it doesn’t. A few elements add the illusion of depth, but they feel like shallow afterthoughts. This journey is just a linear tour of the world with no meaningful deviations and barely functional controls, all for the dubious benefit of seeing some cool VR dinosaurs.
    Joe Juba · Nov 17, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
  • This is a game I was so ready to fall in love with, but it ultimately comes up short. After a couple of hours, I began to wonder, "Is this it? Dinosaur planet sight-seeing?" Basically, yeah. And at its high price point, that's going to be a tough sell. But Robinson is doing things no other PSVR title has been able to accomplish, visually speaking, and for that reason alone it'll be worth considering down the road.
    Jordan Devore · Nov 14, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • Adventuring around Tyson III is beautiful, and sometimes even breathtaking, and as such, it would have made more sense to focus on these high points instead of forcing players to drudge through puzzles or deal with sometimes finicky climbing mechanics. Even so, it’s incredibly appealing to visit the world of Robinson: The Journey within a VR headset. Barring that key aspect, it would be just another exploratory title with dinosaurs and adequate gameplay.
    Marcus Estrada · Nov 14, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • If it were priced similarly to other budget-friendly VR titles then I’d be more willing to recommend Robinson: The Journey. The small handful of memorable moments crammed into this three-hour story make the game a very hard sell at $60. That said, unless you’re dying for a new game to play on your PSVR, I’d recommend waiting for a considerable price drop before venturing off into this prehistoric expedition.
    Francis DiPersio · Nov 13, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • If you want to show off PSVR to your friends, Robinson: The Journey is the game that you use to do it. Equally, if you want to lose yourself in your very own Jurassic Park style fantasy, Robinson: The Journey is undoubtedly a triumph in this respect; just don’t expect to find an overly challenging core lurking underneath its resplendent veneer.
    John-Paul Jones · Nov 11, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • IGN

    IGN

    5.5
    Robinson: The Journey is a beautiful world to explore, and being in the presence of dinosaurs can be awe-inspiring. However, almost everything about it that makes it a game rather than a non-interactive virtual experience is unpleasant. Slow progress and poor direction kills the momentum, extending what could be a four-hour experience into something nearly twice as long, and makes even the amazing-looking environments feel stale.
    Brian Albert · Nov 08, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • Crytek's expertise of crafting visually stunning experiences holds true in Robinson: The Journey. Robin’s tale of survival is the greatest yet on PlayStation VR, even if some control issues keep it from being a perfect experience.
    Kai Powell · Nov 07, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • It’s not only the best looking game on VR, but one of the longest virtual reality experiences we have so far. Robinson: The Journey pushes the envelope on the possibilities that PlayStation VR can provide for immersive narrative adventures.
    Chandler Wood · Nov 07, 2016
    Reviewed on PS4
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About the game


THE END OF A VOYAGE. THE START OF AN ADVENTURE. When the Esmeralda crashes on Tyson III, a boy named Robin is left stranded. He must rely on his wits – and HIGS, an AI companion from the ship – 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…
Developer: Crytek