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lisajaloza
lisajaloza
Participant
December 7, 2023

Build and Explore: ‘LEGO® Bricktales’ is Available Now on Meta Quest

There’s something very satisfying about building with LEGO® bricks. From sorting the colorful plastic pieces to snapping them together, you can’t help but feel accomplished when you see the end result. LEGO® Bricktales is the closest a video game has ever gotten to recreating that feeling, and it’s an experience that’s only amplified with the power of VR and mixed reality, which lets you play with your digital creations in your own physical space. You can pick up the game today on Meta Quest for $29.99 USD. Learn more on the blog: https://www.meta.com/blog/quest/lego-bricktales-vr-launch-mixed-reality

 

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    AHormigo
    AHormigo
    Participant
    December 10, 2023

    Issue with VR lego Bricktales en meta Quest

    Hello, good afternoon,

    I am writing to you as a user and buyer of the VR game on the Meta platform, as I believe we have a significant issue with your game.

    The problem is that we cannot save multiple game sessions. This means that if my daughter, my wife, and I want to play the game, we have to delete each other's sessions, recreate our characters, etc. Even if we want to show the game to any guests at home, we cannot access the manual if the game is already in progress. This forces us to delete the current session and start from scratch. This cannot be true! Perhaps it is my lack of knowledge, and there is a way to save multiple game sessions. If so, please let me know because this situation doesn't make sense, especially when the game encourages showcasing.

    for now, in my house, no one will play the game until I finish it!  XXXDDDD

    On another note, it would be great in the future if you could incorporate a multiplayer mode. As I mentioned, it is one of the most entertaining and beautiful VR games I have played, and if it had a cooperative mode, it would be fantastic.

    Regard

    Antonio.

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