These moments are what Virtual Rick-ality does best, giving players a chance to interact with clever (and often recognizable) gizmos. Meseeks, a mundane life-simulation game, and other nods that made me smile and even laugh out loud. The garage’s shelves and cupboards are packed with familiar objects and references to the show. You are a Morty clone confined to the garage, and mess around with with a variety of dangerous and improbable devices to help Rick and Morty. The result is good for a few laughs (especially for fans of the show), but it isn’t much fun to play. If you are familiar with both of its building blocks, you already know exactly what to expect from this VR experience it combines the anything-goes zaniness of Rick and Morty with Job Simulator’s core concept of interacting with nearby objects in small spaces. Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is the predictable result of mashing those two things together. Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty is a funny show, and Owlchemy Labs’ Job Simulator is an amusing VR game.
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