
Spy meets puzzler. Go undercover as a maintenance worker in a corrupt prison. Solve handcrafted puzzles sector by sector — with five tools, one drone sidekick, and zero backup. Think smart or hit hard.
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Unscrew a panel, reroute the power and grind through a hatch. Smash what's in the way. Cells, canteens, maintenance corridors — all part of the puzzle. Sometimes you crack it with your brain, sometimes with a hammer. Think smart or hit hard. Both might work.
Seven chapters. Five tools. Zero gadgets. Just you, your wits, and whatever you find lying around.

Your drone partner. Hacker, scout, intel source — and the sharpest mouth in any prison. He'll come through when it matters. Probably.

Redemption Prison. A model facility where Warden Viktor Kozlov runs his "Born Again" rehabilitation program. Officially — he turns criminals into new people. Unofficially — he brainwashes them. Your mission? Go in undercover as a regular maintenance worker, fix what needs fixing, and gather evidence against Kozlov along the way. Nobody suspects the guy with a toolbox.
"One of the best VR puzzle games I have played. I recommend it without hesitation."
— Duuro Plays
"A highly entertaining spy caper and a worthy addition to any puzzle lover's library."
— UploadVR
"Gameplay mechanics shine right from the start. Each room is brimming with hidden secrets."
— Gaming Hybrid

7 chapters — 6 to 8 hours of handcrafted puzzles
5 core tools + improvised gear from the environment
Enhanced PC visuals — upgraded beyond the Quest original
Play your way — full VR with haptics or flat-screen with keyboard/mouse
Smooth or Teleport locomotion
Smooth or Snap turning
Adjustable motion vignettes
Seated, standing.


Infiltrate. Improvise. Expose.
From former escape room designers who know that the best puzzles give you that feeling of satisfaction and genius when you solve them.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Polish, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish +2 more
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[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my full review here: https://youtu.be/9w942qH0qSE This is a solid puzzle adventure game with a fun premise. You're an undercover maintenance man in a corrupt prison. You use your "handyman" tools to find ways around obstacles. If you enjoy escape room style puzzle games, then I think you'll enjoy this one. The game took me 8 hours exactly to complete. The game had a wide variety of puzzles. Most of the puzzles were of casual difficulty, however, several of the puzzles had me stumped so that I had to use the hint system. One puzzle in particular had me having to look at a YouTube walkthrough to find the solution. There is some repetition because you're constantly using your tools in similar ways, such as using the electric drill to unscrew several screws or the wire cutter to cut wires, but these tools were generally fun to use and it gave the puzzles a tactile, rewarding feeling to solving them. There is also a little bit of a story. There's these intermissions that give you a break from the puzzles and a bit of story via dialogue with your friend Winston. You may look at Winston and think he's yet another among the long line of annoying flying drone companions in VR and you'd be mostly right. However, Winston isn't as annoying as others and while he does give unsolicited hints, they're mostly hints for stuff that you would have easily figured out on your own rather quickly. Winston does have some funny lines and he's mostly harmless. You can always pet him or hit him with a hammer. Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 5090, I was getting a steady 90 fps. There are several graphical options in the settings as well. While I did experience some minor bugs / issues, there was a patch right after I beat the game (pre-release) so I won't mention them here (I did post them on Steam community forum just in case). You do have full locomotion, along with smooth turning available. You can play comfortably seated. Overall, I enjoyed the game. I think it's solid overall. It has a fun premise. My biggest complain would probably be the music, I had to turn it off because I didn't like it. Some of the VR interactions weren't as smooth as you'd hope (example: I would constantly get my power tool by accident instead of picking up an item from the ground). While this game isn't quite on the level of something like Red Matter or Ghost Town, it isn't too far off either. It's a fun romp and the VR puzzle adventure genre is quickly becoming one of the best genres in VR. [b]Rate 7.5/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]
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Hours played at review time, across 36 reviews with recorded playtime.
What a wonderful game. You are a spy solving a big case as a fixer. Common tools to do a Hard job. Nice puzzles and obvious solutions that many will not see right away. the machines you fix work . the graphics are fin and everything works with the controllers. Im using Pimax Crystal Light and everything looks great. Quantum Void and Fixer undercover made my week. Everything you can hold its helpful in solving the case. Creativity AR , Kudos!
Great game that desperately needs optimization. I feel like my 2080 Super isn't *that* outdated, but I still have to play at the lowest quality settings. The problem is that I literally can't see some of the puzzle hints at that quality level. I also had to relaunch the game due to a bug where the jackhammer sound kept playing after the loading screen. In spite of this, it's a fun game. Why was it locked inside fakebook's walled garden for so long?
If you like VR puzzle games, you should definitely give this one a try. If you're unsure, play the demo first. I spent about 10 minutes with it before deciding to buy the full game. Fixer Undercover is an entertaining VR puzzle game with good graphics, nice puzzles, and a level of polish that's unfortunately rare among newer VR titles. While it has a few flaws, it's well worth the price and easily ranks in the top third of the VR puzzle games I've played, because the VR integration is well done. The biggest issue is the handholding in some of the puzzles. The robot companion or the main character sometimes points via voice to the solution, which becomes annoying. Strangely the handholding happens for some of the the easier puzzles, for some of the harder ones there is no automatic hint at all (which is a good thing). At the very least, there should be an option to disable this, especially since the game already includes a separate hint system for players who need help.
After its highly successful release on the metas standalone VR release the team is back with the PC port. I say "port" but honestly they have done much more than a simple resolution increase in the PC release with increase in overall fidelity (texture and lightning) Plus they added in the option to play the game on flat screen too. Whilst VR is still my prefered method use to how the game has some physics based puzzles (that are simplified for K+M) but its always nice to have that option. A solid story based "escape room" style puzzle game thats good on flatscreen but becomes great in VR.
Прикольная головоломка. В виаре играется намного лучше. Думаю, изначально это игра именно для него, а плоская версия по остаточному признаку. Управление довольно неудобное, точка интеракции с объектами не всегда понятная, пытаешься что то взять, но указатель вешается в очень узком окне. Есть проблемы с считыванием контроллеров и позиционировании в пространстве. Играл на квесте 3 через стимлинк и через виртуал десктоп - контроллеры норовят улететь за спину или куда еще подальше. Однако кор геймплей прикольный, загадки несложные, но и не простые - нормальные, в общем. Купить и поиграть можно, но рекомендовать могу только для виара
I am a little torn, Is this a good game 90% yes. good puzzels and viraity, a decent length(took me about 6 and a half hours) What i hate is that evey level they do 2 things that made me just angery, 1. Lock you in place untill there diologe is ("witty") is done befor you can move, 2. They reset the music volume every single time! These are all told minnor gripes but they pissed me off, dont lock players in place! not to mention the first few time you conplete a section they would teleport you a few feet as if you couldnt see that you caused a door to open and that was the way you were ment to go. also they virbrate your contrloer evey time your hand passes through a tool on your belt, this ment that my controlers were almost constantly virbrating rendering the feedback useless and an annoance. dispist my little peeves, If you like puzzel games (Talos pricaple, escape simulator, I expect you to die) you will like this game and its well worth a pick up.
Fun puzzle game that takes around 4 hours. Chill and fun game to bang out in one session. A lot of easy puzzles and a few medium puzzles. Overall great for the average gamer.
Game has a good premise and is pretty fun, but it fall flat in the end. I wanted to play in VR since it looked like it would have been a far better experience but at the moment I can not due to the Quest 3 being junk for PC (just keeps telling me that my hardware doesn't support VR, this PC and my 5090 laptop and has been an ongoing issue so I don't think it is this game). But I cant give it a thumbs up due to a few things. Just went to play and come to find out, game is not utilizing the cloud saves. Not starting over, that's for sure. The puzzles are not all that hard and have been flying through the game. I have had to use the hints a few times with some of them due to some of the clues not being apparent and even some of the clues don't have any clues as what to actually do. I have had to use YouTube for a couple things due to the hint system, usually due to me figuring out what I need to do up to where the hint system stops, which I had figured everything out my self up until the end of clues. There are some puzzles that literally have 0 clues that I have seen. But, I had been able to figure it out on my own for the most part. For the last thing about the puzzles and ONE of the main things as to why I will never give it a thumbs up. EVERYTHING you need to interact with to solve puzzles has the garbage YELLOW paint on it. Main reason why the puzzles are so easy even a toddler can solve. There are some that doesn't have any yellow markings on but, they probably just forgot to add it or just had top rush its release before they could finish adding it to everything. The game has a lot of jank and quite a bit of bugs in it. They added achievements after release, but they are bugged. They stopped popping after the kitchen level. The writing is meh. I chuckled a couple times but, mostly just "cringe" as folks say these days. There is NO replay ability with this game. When I get the VR issue fixed I wont even want to come back. The game is really short and if you have played through it once, would be pretty boring to give it another go since obviously just going to be the same exact thing over again. With all that, I would say hold of for a good sale. $18 for a 3-4 hour game is a little much.
I'm playing on a Meta Quest 3 using Virtual Desktop, and the game runs well! The puzzles aren't too hard, but they're not too easy either. They're fun to solve with the tools. The secret agent atmosphere is nice and i like my little robot companion ! He's funny!
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