Tin Hearts

Release Date: April 20, 2023

Puzzle, indie games, Meta Quest / Oculus, PlayStation VR, SteamVR, VR, PS Plus Premium, PS Plus Extra, singleplayer

7.9

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A funny puzzle game in which our task is to lead toy soldiers to a safe place. Tin Hearts was developed with virtual reality technology in mind. Rogue Sun studio is responsible for creating the game.

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Tin Hearts is an original puzzle game in which we guide toy soldiers through dangerous locations. The title was created with virtual reality technology in mind. Rogue Sun, an independent debut studio, is responsible for its creation.

Mechanics

The gameplay in Tin Hearts is a bit like what we know from the popular Lemmings series. The player watches the marching characters and their task is to lead the soldiers safely to their destination by interacting with the environment. What makes Rogue Sun's production unique is the support for virtual reality technology - thanks to it, the player has the impression that they are really in a given place and physically touches objects.

Game modes

Tin Hearts offers only single-player mode.

Technical aspects

Tin Hearts has pleasant 3D graphics. The audio-visual setting does a good job of transferring the player to a friendly, colourful world. The game supports HTC Vive and Oculus Rift goggles.

Last updated on February 24, 2020

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[0:59] Tin Hearts trailer #6

[1:16] Tin Hearts trailer #5

7.9

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 75% of Critics. There are 35 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

CGMagazine: 7 / 10 by Steven Green

Tin Hearts successfully gives players a 3D Lemmings experience they can enjoy, while the story and art style take things a step further. The controls and movement need some work, however.

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Impulsegamer: 4.5 / 5 by Gareth Newnham

Tin Hearts is the adorable, and poignant spiritual successor to Lemmings you never knew you needed.

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NintendoWorldReport: 8.5 / 10 by John Rairdin

They're not unfairly obtuse while also still offering a solid challenge. The opening stages don't show the game in its best light right away, but once things get moving Tin Hearts is difficult to put down. A few minor technical and user interface issues caused some brief stumbling but rarely put a damper on my enjoyment.

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