Recent reviews by Poopsythe34

Well made puzzle game with engaging characters and dialogue. Fun time figuring out how to optimize defenestration count.

Read a post mortem on how this game was apparently a financial flop.

The article mentioned that there were puzzles and also actually made me aware this game even existed. Bought it, got my friends to buy it, played it to 100% completion. Now have a notepad full of insane scrawlings.

I would definitely play with a gamepad and with at least one friend for the best experience.

Would pet Go Cat again, 10/10.

It's a fine game, but I feel like most of my time in it was spent in loading screens and other unskippable annoying things.

Also I lost internet connection while playing, and apparently the game can't handle that and just breaks at the next loading screen. Because for some reason an internet connection is required to load.

EDF! EDF! EDF!

A great 2D platformer that reminds me a little of the Souls games. The atmosphere feels great and it doesn't really waste your time with any filler areas.

It just feels really nice to play.

Played a set with a friend in the 2 player mode by swapping the headset between us.

Reminded me of real minigolf, but it's so much better.

For instance:
-I can stand on air, it's terrifying and feels so wrong, but I can do it
-When my ball flies into the pond I'm not out $10 on hole 2 because I can't putt for crap.
-I can make my ball shoot out of cannons

Unfortunately it's still close enough to reality. It still takes ten putts to get it in the hole once you're right next to it because you keep hitting it just to the side of the hole.

Edit: As I've seen this question repeatedly, you need a VR headset. Specifically the Vive until Oculus Touch arrives assuming dev support for the Touch controllers.

At a $30 price point for the time I spent in the game I would be hesitant to recommend this right out, but I think that the quality of the game and the polish I felt while playing it I would definitely suggest giving this a shot. Don't go into this thinking it will be like the old school point and click adventures as the puzzles are generally nonexistant and you rarely interact directly with any characters. Go into this for the feeling of adventure.

Pros:
-Looks and sounds beautiful
-Great acting
-Movement system pretty intuitive and with no motion sickness
-Interacting with everything feels great
-Feels like I'm in a movie

Cons:
-Short, very short. Short enough that I am concerned about the price point.
-Shooting flares was somehow the hardest thing I had to do in the game
-Very subjective, but I wanted significantly more puzzles than I got.

Can 100% recommend this at $5, not worth a soul, pony or human.