Sommad gets you on an adventure in a self-overlapping VR maze. The game has two modes, Action and Puzzle mode. Walk freely and challenge your skills fighting enemies and solving puzzles!
The maze and its map use the core mechanic of “non-euclidean architectures (impossible spaces)", which allows for exploring without teleportation required! Key features include: Finding keys, solving puzzles, fighting enemies, avoiding and decharging robots and obstacles, platforms and a map of the level.
Key features include: ● Finding keys to unlock doors ● Over 60 clever and unique puzzles ● Explore 5 beautifully designed worlds ● Combat enemies ● Around 5–6 hours playtime ● Obstacles and moving platforms ● Maps for all worlds ● Leaderboards
Sommad recommended play space: 2.5m x 2m Minimum play space: 2m x 2m
November 9, 2023
We’re happy to share that Sommad: Impossible Spaces has received an update, bringing Action mode to the game. You can now enjoy the game in both a Puzzle mode and Action mode, and we're excited for you to experience it! The update also includes other requested features like levers, leaderboards,…
July 30, 2023
Hello and thanks to all of you who have played Sommad so far! Your support and feedback have been awesome :) Action Mode and Levers We would like to give you a heads up for an update coming soon. We have been working on an action mode as well as clearing out some bugs. We hope it will make…
November 27, 2022
At its core it's an interesting puzzle game. You search for a lost plant in each chapter / map. On the way you collect jewels, find keys and solve puzzles to open doors and proceed. There are traps, elevators, teleportation places, roboters and more... It's a great experience like "tea for god" or "TraVRsal"! You walk by foot (Natural Walking) in "Impossible Spaces". Therefore you need 2 x 2m or better 2.5m x 2m play space. We need more games with this concept! But it's not perfect... I would love to see puzzles with more variety. I want more interactions like switches or levers for moving objects or disarming traps. Maybe hidden secret stashes in the walls where you can find collectibles or achievements... Maybe placing objects (vases, boxes) on foot switches or similar... The maps (which are really good and helpful) should be improved especially to see the different levels. I like the stats in each chapter, but after the chapter has been played, the stats are no longer visible. There are no overall stats or a leaderboard after beating the game (best times, least covered meters...). There are also a few bugs. Lots of room for improvement, but 5 stars because it's already a very good game an makes fun! Hope the game gets updates in the future. Please make more chapters ;)
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May 18, 2023
From walking in a non-euclidean maze, to using a map in such a space, to finding keys, to solving draw-in-one-stroke puzzles, to climbing between levels, to using various kinds of teleportation points, to typing visual codes, to recognizing a puzzle when it looks like a decorative element - this game is full of non-frustrating puzzle mechanics that will make you feel good! And all that packaged in a beautiful environment with lovely music. Could it be more polished? Sure; after all, this is not a AAA game; but it's already a great, relaxing VR puzzle game.
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March 28, 2023
Room Scale games are special in VR and there are not many around that you can experience. Sommad is one of the best i have played natively on the Quest. Using your own playspace (min 2mx2m) you walk around a beautiful Maze completing puzzles and collecting gems and keys. With over 4 hours of content this is an amazing title to check out. You get lost in the world and forget that you are walking around your room, With great graphics and music, and the puzzles not too difficult its a must play game. I highly Recommend it
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March 22, 2023
Giving 5 stars because I'm excited to see the development of this game style. Haven't played much yet. But the developer has been very responsive to my queries and ensured that I'm able to enjoy the experience! So crossing fingers that the game is as enjoyable as I'm hoping. Want to encourage more like this please!
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June 18, 2026
I enjoy redirected walking games like Tea for One and so far this one is especially nice. The art style is really special. It has a charming low poly look like Walkabout Mini Golf but with a unique texture style that I haven't seen before. It's a very pleasant environment to be in. The map is a welcome addition to the genre. It's very useful and it's also cool to see the full layout of the levels. I've only just begun playing but I wanted to post a review right away because there are so few of them. Games like this are getting buried under a never ending flood of Gorilla Tag clones and other worthless shovelware. Meta's slowly killing the Quest platform by not curating the store. They should be showcasing and funding interesting games like this and refusing to let shovelware pollute the store.
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