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Release date

July 9, 2020

Publisher

Resolution Games

Wonderglade magically teleports you to an ever-growing theme park where you can enjoy carnival-themed classic games and totally new experiences with friends and family like never before.

Now available on Meta Quest, the game taps into the benefits of the headset and Meta Quest controllers to add some hilariously entertaining moments for you and those witnessing as you putt, tilt, spray, spin and laugh your way through all the levels. Once inside Wonderglade, you can play six mini-games, enjoy a pass and play mode, and earn tickets to redeem at the Wonder Wheel.

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Ratings & reviews

3.55

51 ratings

Oculus rating

Player reviews

Gamertag_VR

July 10, 2020

3/5

GOOD TITLE FOR YOUNGER PLAYERS 🧸

FULL GAMEPLAY AVAILABLE BY SEARCHING GAMERTAG VR ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA 👌 Nice little time waster for younger players, 6 mini games 5 of which are quite fun. Play each game to unlock golden tickets to purchase in-game collectibles for your avatar but after my first impressions video I feel it’s overpriced for the content. £5/$7 would of been more acceptable in my mind. Possible one to check out in a sale ✌️

46 found this helpful

jonesq

August 8, 2020

1/5

Contains a ridiculously stupid flaw

I bought this game for my child but I wanted to check it out first so I played it for a while. It was OK, but apparently there is no way to reset your game play back to the beginning. Not sure how the developers could be so idiotic not to include such feature.

45 found this helpful

DraganStone

September 19, 2020

2/5

Disappointing rewrite

I had this on the Go and when I saw this for quest, had to have it. However this is a disappointing rewrite. Much of it is identical but where they have seen fit to make use of 6dof have messed up the best of the games. The wand waving game is the best conversion and uses 6dof perfectly. The only improvement. Firefighting has a balcony getting in the way, so this was a nice sit down game, now you have to stand to see over the balcony. No. Cow table racing. Nothing changed it works. Not favourite though. Golf, what is going on with the control system, I think this could be better needs more practice. Hammer the plates. Thisbis just plain broken, it doesn't register I banged the gong. Over and over and over I hit it to start the game and nothing, occasionally registers on a back swing thru the gong. Then the game is pretty bad anyway seems that I have to hit everything 10 times more than on the go version. Lastly the best game is ruined. Hamster basketball. First that commentating hamster is in the wrong place its been repositioned in front of the targets, move the thing. The use of 6dof for aim and throw and fire is terrible, this was a nice flick of the wrist moderately tricky, now this thing wants echo vr throwing skills and the constant pickup instead if being there to throw is ruining the gameplay. The devs need to go back to what made this game great on the go, remember it's for kids and a pick up and drop mini game system. Instead of just converting what you had, you thought you would tweak it and you forgot the basics of what makes a good game. If they fix this I'll change this review, don't waste you money on a this till the devs change it back.

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TheYows

March 15, 2022

5/5

Great buy

We had been looking for a kid friendly game and we finally found one that has fun little games to unlock. Most games are easy to play and the animations and colors are good. My 6 and 7 year daughters both enjoyed playing these games and I have too.

27 found this helpful

SlipSlot

February 2, 2021

3/5

Opium Pulses Review

This carnival-themed collection of six cute and cheerful minigames is both hit and miss, depending on the types of things you enjoy (we particularly enjoyed the firehose game). Very much aimed towards children, you unlock minigames one at a time until you’ve played each one at least once. With random chances to earn extra tokens with each play, which you can redeem and spend on a wheel of fortune, unlocking cosmetics and items you can use with each of the minigames. You guide your character around a fairground, selecting each minigame and its difficulty variant by walking towards it. There’s maybe some fun to be had as an adult here, but it will be limited to an hour or so worth of play. Luckily the game is fairly priced, so you won’t feel short-changed. This started as an Oculus Go/Gear VR game, and while it plays perfectly well on the Quest, it doesn’t do much else to take advantage of the new 6DoF technology, just allows for more fluid and better-tracked movement. The golf game, however, seems overly wonky and not optimised fully to 6DoF controls. Would nice to see a few games made specifically with the Quest in mind. Areas for improvement would be firstly multiplayer, right now this is just pass-and-play, which can barely be considered multiplayer. Your character seems to have a stock look, you can’t customise the way they look outside of unlocked cosmetics, which was an odd choice considered there are so many other kids at the carnival they could have allowed you to pick from. It would have been nice to allow you to control your character with the thumbstick on the Quest controllers, as opposed to pointing and clicking where you want him/her to move, this was clearly left over from the Go version and seems an odd choice when playing on the Quest. Besides all that, it’s a nice collection of child-friendly minigames that should keep 'em entertained. Read the full review and more here: https://www.opiumpulses.com/article/411/10-more-oculus-quest-game-reviews-p2

24 found this helpful

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