Machine Learning: Episode I

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You’re an AI robot in a DARPA lab, undergoing tests designed by a lone scientist. Using HTC Vive controllers, you manipulate objects, solve spatial challenges, and navigate environments tailored to push your perception and logic. The first-person perspective blends physical interaction with abstract problem solving, requiring you to adapt quickly as puzzles escalate in complexity. Room-scale VR makes movement feel direct, with your body and environment reacting to your choices in real time. Released in 2016, this early VR experiment leans into its hardware’s strengths with creative puzzles that emphasize motion and spatial reasoning. While some mechanics feel dated by today’s standards, the core loop of testing and adapting remains engaging for players who enjoyed Vive’s initial wave. Developed by Singularity Lab, it’s a niche title that highlights the potential of VR for hands-on problem solving, with a runtime short enough to fit between other games.