Rick And Morty: Virtual Rick-ality

Rick Sanchez’s garage becomes a chaotic VR workshop where every drawer, gadget, and suspiciously organic household object begs to be grabbed, poked, or hurled across the room. Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is a first-person comedy adventure built around the show’s cynical humor, sci-fi nonsense, and the unsettling reality that you play as one of Rick’s disposable Morty clones. Fully voiced by the series cast, it sends you through the Smith house and bizarre alien locations while Rick barks orders, insults your competence, and occasionally makes your suffering the punchline. The tone is gleefully immature, surreal, and far more focused on interactive gags than action.

Most of the adventure revolves around hands-on puzzle solving. You collect odd components, operate Rick’s dangerously unreliable inventions, combine objects, and follow a chain of objectives that often requires searching environments carefully rather than simply pressing a button. VR interaction is the main attraction: items can be examined from every angle, thrown, smashed, placed into machines, or used in ridiculous improvised ways, making even simple tasks feel tactile. Movement uses teleportation for comfort, while portals create clever transitions between spaces and let you physically walk through doorways into new areas. Missions are largely linear, but optional interactions and hidden jokes reward players who treat Rick’s laboratory like a toy box.

Owlchemy Labs brings the same playful, object-heavy design that makes Job Simulator work, but applies it to a more structured, story-led experience with recognizable characters and sharper dialogue. Rather than trying to recreate the show as a combat game, it captures the appeal of being trapped in one of Rick’s disastrous experiments and having to clean up the mess. The visual style translates the cartoon’s flat designs into chunky, colorful 3D spaces that are easy to read in a headset. It suits Rick and Morty fans best, though VR newcomers who enjoy light puzzle adventures and physically interactive comedy will find plenty to enjoy.